Part 1: MomentumA rocket is traveling at 0.39c. How fast must it go in order to increase its momentum by a factor of 12?.91410XxcPart 2: EnergyIf an object's kinetic energy is 3 times its rest energy, how fast is it going?.968XC

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If an object's kinetic energy is 3 times its rest energy, how fast is it going?
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XC

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