If the mass number of a nucleus becomes times its original value

PHYSICS · Single correct · A Level · Physics · Nuclear physics · Nuclear physics

Problem

If the mass number of a nucleus becomes

27

times its original value, its radius will (a)

5.2\,\text{times the original value}

(b)

9\,\text{times the original value}

(c)

3\,\text{times the original value}

(d)

27\,\text{times the original value}