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B3] A particle with rest mass 91 GeV/c2 is moving in the laboratory frame with velocity 0.7c. What is its: a) total energy; b) momentum; c) kinetic energy.

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A particle with rest mass 91 GeV/c- is moving in the laboratory frame with
velocity 0.7c. What is its:
a) total energy;
b) momentum;
c) kinetic energy.

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