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See the provided image of the Michelson-Morley experiment and the following calculations for  tA→C→A and tA→B→A. What would v/c have to be to make tA→C→A  1 percent larger than tA→B→A?

See the provided image of the Michelson-Morley experiment and the following calculations for  tA→C→A and tA→B→A. What would v/c have to be to make tA→C→A  1 percent larger than tA→B→A?

University Physics Volume 3
University Physics Volume 3
17th Edition
ISBN:9781938168185
Author:William Moebs, Jeff Sanny
Publisher:William Moebs, Jeff Sanny
Chapter5: Relativity
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See the provided image of the Michelson-Morley experiment and the following calculations for  tA→C→A and tA→B→A. What would v/c have to be to make tA→C→A  1 percent larger than tA→B→A?
IACA C-V + l c+v ¡ABA = 2lc c² – v² - Comparing with the upstream-downstream 1ACA = 2l 1 c1-v²/c²° 28 1 c √1-v²/c²" = time tACA, we see that ¡ABA √1-v²/c²
Transcribed Image Text:IACA C-V + l c+v ¡ABA = 2lc c² – v² - Comparing with the upstream-downstream 1ACA = 2l 1 c1-v²/c²° 28 1 c √1-v²/c²" = time tACA, we see that ¡ABA √1-v²/c²
Source l B Observer O B -Vether ∙lc с
Transcribed Image Text:Source l B Observer O B -Vether ∙lc с
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