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How Do Observers in Different Frames of Reference Perceive Time Dilation?
Try2:- (a) If A see 30 min in his clock that is coordinate time so proper time in B's frame should be: ∆t= 30 min, ∆t=∆t'/√(1-(v/c)^2) ∆t'=30*(√(1-(2/3)^2))=22.4min { And this must be the time when A's coordinate clock is at exactly the position where B is at that time... } But, how to...- babbar.ankit
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How Do Observers in Different Frames of Reference Perceive Time Dilation?
Ques) 2 observers, A on Earth and B in rocket ship whose speed is 2x10(^8) m/s, both set their watches at 1:00 when ship is abreast of the earth. (a) When A's watch reads 1:30, he looks at B's watch through telescope, (b) When B's watch reads 1:30, he looks at A's watch through telescope...- babbar.ankit
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- Dilation Relativity Time dilation
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Graduate Understanding Particle Degree of Freedom: 3N dof for N Particles Explained
A particle has 3 degree of freedom (dof) , so we write 3N dof for N particles... But I have a fundamental doubt: 3 dof means we consider only transitional motion of particle? ... why can't we say 6 dof?- babbar.ankit
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- Degree Degree of freedom
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics