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A human hair is roughly 500,000 times wider than at atom? True False
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A human hair is roughly 500,000 times wider than at atom?
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true!
hope this helps
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this is true .
an atom is the smallest ( i think ) thing in the world , so it’s impossible for it to be wider than hair .
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