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Chapter 26, Problem 3P
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The important parts of the Michelson-Morley experiment, and explain by this setup that the Earth moves with respect to ether. Describe the reference frame and also, the relation from the previous problem.
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TRUE OR FALSE: Write TRUE if the statement is correct and FALSE if otherwise.
1.
Lorentz factor effect is only noticeable when the object is moving at great speed.
2.
The dilated time will always have a value greater than the proper time.
3. Presbyopia is a disoder where the person have distorted or blurred vision at any distance
Time dilation is only observable to a reference frame moving near the speed of light.
Time dilation happens in any speed.
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Which of the following is a CORRECT description of a consequence of the General Theory of Relativity?
A. Black holes are regions of spacetime where light is emitted in the form of dark energy.
B. Gravitational lensing enables us to see the beginning of the universe through redshifts.
C. The elliptical path of Mercury is precessing about a certain degree in each century.
D. Light is greatly bent by lighter objects than heavier objects due to its small circumference.
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Q1. An event has spacetime coordinates (x, t) = 400 m, 2.0 s in reference frame S. What are the spacetime coordinates in S' that moves in the positive x-
direction at 0.09c?
(1) Spacetime coordinates
(2) Use Lorentz transformation equation to answer the question
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