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Q: What is Particle acceleration?

A: Given:- What is Particle acceleration? Explanation:- particle Acceleration:-  We know that the…

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Q: electron using both the relativistic and nonrelativistic (classical physics) expressions; compute…

A: GivenSpeed of electron, v=6.0×107 m/sMomentum of electron=3.3×10-22 kg m/sMass of electron,…

Q: what is the velocity of veichle A?

A: Given data:  From the graph Distance traveled by vehicle A (d) = 100 m Time taken (t) = 3 s…

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Q: Explain, why does a moving clock appear to run slow?

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Q: What is the y component of F3=469 N?

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Q: The position of particle at t = 4s will be,

A: Given: Position of particle at t=4sPosition time curve of a particle moving along x-axis isas shown…

Q: A racing car has a what Jixtance will it cover in 12 secanls fter the strrte unisorm accele radion…

A: Given data :                Time   =   t               Acceleration  =   a              Initial…

Q: How would I solve for Fnetx and Fnety for problems 2 to 9?

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Q: Simultaneity is a thought experiment used to illustrate the relative nature of O Time All of the…

A: Simultaneity: - Simultaneity refers to the concept of whether two spatially separated events occur…

Q: It is possible to select for particles of a certain velocity by:

A: Yes it is possible to select the velocity for a particle. The basic device which is used to select…

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A: Let the force exerted by Juanito be Fj→ , and the force perpendicular to that is Fp→. The Vector Fj→…

Q: on a movie screen real, or virtual? IHow d

A: image which can be obtained on screen is real image

Q: What is the state of the system in QM defined by?

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Q: Why it is necessary to consider that mass of a particle is a function of its velocity?

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Q: Models are particularly useful in relativity and quantum mechanics, where conditions are outside…

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Q: If particles have wavelike motion, why don’t we observe that motion in the macroscopic world?

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Q: What is Hall's Effect?

A: The Hall's effect is defined when a magnetic field is applied at right angles to the current flowing…

Q: The variation principle is used to

A: Required :  The variation principle is used to

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Q: How do you know if something is matter or not

A: The matter is something that has mass and volume and it can occupy some space. This can include…

Q: can derived quantity be relativistic? Explain.

A: Derived Quantity are the quantities that are obtained from the basic quantities by using…

Q: 9 Early Transcendentals - Stewart, V Quotient rule | Derivatives (video Mastering Physics with…

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Q: Is it possible for a explain why not.

A: Acceleration is defined as the rate of change of velocity with time. Now there will be a non zero…

Q: Isaac Asimov proposed a unit of time base on the highest known speed and the smallest measurable…

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Q: Is momentum is inversely proportional to a particle's mass

A: Required: The relationship between momentum and mass of a particle

Q: Why do astronomers looking at distant galaxies talk aboutlooking backward in time?

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Q: If the lifetime of a particle when it is at rest is 81% of the observed lifetime of the particle,…

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Q: A boat at sea bobs up and down as waves pas distance between a crest and a trough is 52 cı pass the…

A: The vertical distance between the crest and a trough is L = 52 cm  The number of the wave passing…

Q: What is the speed of a 1KeV electron?

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Q: What is meant by covariance and invariance of a physica! law? Establish that four dimensional space…

A: If the form of a law is not changed by certain coordinate transformation (i.e. if it is the same law…

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A: Comment: Since we only answer up to 3 sub-parts, we’ll answer the first 3. Please resubmit the…

Q: Enumerate and discuss the insufficiencies of Classical Physics leading to the development of Modern…

A: As we know that classical physics is a very successful branch of physics, it almost explains the…

Q: The mass of a muon is 210 times the electron mass. The average lifetime of muons at rest is 2.10 μs.…

A: mass of muon (m) = 210 times mass of electron = 210 meAverage lifetime of muon at rest = 2.10…

Q: 11. When the mass reaches point x = 0, its potential energy %3D is? *

A: The potential energy of the body executing SHM is zero at the mean position and maximum at extreme…

Q: When is it necessary to use relativistic quantum mechanics?

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Relativistic Energy and Momentum

According to classical physics, time flow is the same for every observer. But according to einstein's theory, time flow is different for different observers. The idea that time flow is not the same for all may sound strange because we may not experience this effect in everyday life. This effect is only observed when an object moves with some velocity comparable to the velocity of light. This velocity is termed relativistic velocity.