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A neutron walks into a gas station to buy some snacks. He ask the cashier ,"How much"? The cashier replies,"For you? No charge." I don't understand. what this means ?
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A neutron walks into a gas station to buy some snacks. He ask the cashier ,"How much"? The cashier replies,"For you? No charge." I don't understand. what this means ?
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Neutrons are neutral, so they don’t have a positive or negative charge. Hence, the cashier says no charge for the neutron. It is quite funny when you think about it lol.
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