The relationship between the resistance R of a wire and its resistivity

is given by

where L is the length of the wire and A is its cross sectional area.
In the problem, we have

,

and

. So we can solve the find the area A:

For a cylindrical wire, the cross sectional area is given by

where r is the radius. We know the value of the area A, so now we can find the radius of the wire:
Answer:
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Gravity is when this can float but nebula is not
Answer:
102 m upwards.
Explanation:
Just from a qualitative analysis we can tell the mass it needs to go upwards. How much we determine with the fact that the increase will be - in absolute value - equal to the work gravity does on it to go down that same distance.
Fixed that work being 1 kJ, we get

I think the word would be increases. I don't know what the options are though.