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ck99
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Hi folks, I am working through a section on the classical limit of the relativistic doppler shift, but I am stuck on some algebra, I think it should be really basic but I just can't get it to work! My notes go from
w = w'(1 - B)
to
(w' - w)/w = B
The context doesn't matter here really, I am just trying to work out the algebraic steps to go from
y = x(1 - B)
to
( x - y) / y = B
I have spent over an hour going around in circles and it seems impossible, have I copied something down wrong or can it be done?
w = w'(1 - B)
to
(w' - w)/w = B
The context doesn't matter here really, I am just trying to work out the algebraic steps to go from
y = x(1 - B)
to
( x - y) / y = B
I have spent over an hour going around in circles and it seems impossible, have I copied something down wrong or can it be done?