Problem 1382. Schwarzschild radius

Created by Claudio Gelmi

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James on 25 Mar 2013

Please check the answers for the test suite, as I think there may be a unit discrepancy here with c in km/sec and G in N*(m/kg)^2.

Claudio Gelmi on 2 Apr 2013

Thanks James and Vitor for noticing the mistake! All fixed and rescored...

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Vitor Cruz on 24 Mar 2013

The Schwarzschild radius is of the order of milimiters for the Earth (8.881e-3 meters) and the order of kilometers for the Sun (2,97024415e3 meters)!

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