According to the formula for y, what would happen if the motion between the two frames was greater than the speed of light? O y would be negative. O y would be imaginary. O y would be one. O Nothing. O y would be infinity. Oy would be zero. Y

According to the formula for y, what would happen if the motion between the two frames was greater than the speed of light? O y would be negative. O y would be imaginary. O y would be one. O Nothing. O y would be infinity. Oy would be zero. Y

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According to the formula for y, what would happen if the motion between the two frames was greater than the speed of light?
Oy would be negative.
Oy would be imaginary.
O y would be one.
O Nothing.
O y would be infinity.
Oy would be zero.

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