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A white dwarf is a type of remnant star that will have about the same mass...

A white dwarf is a type of remnant star that will have about the same mass as the star? did, but its radius will be much smaller. A certain white dwarf has a mass of 8x10^30 kg and a radius of about 6100 km. a. Calculate the average density of the white dwarf in units of kilograms per cubic centimeter. b.What is the mass of a teaspoon of a material from a white? dwarf? (A teaspoon is about 4 cubic? centimeters.) Compare this to the mass of something familiar. c. A neutron star is a type of stellar remnant compressed to even greater densities than a white dwarf. Suppose that a neutron star has a mass 1.4 times greater than the mass of the white? dwarf, but has a radius of only 18 kilometers. What is its? density? Compare the mass of 1 cubic centimeter of a neutron star to the total mass of Mount Everest? (about 5x10^10

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