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Homework Statement
If a mass of 1 kg has a velocity of 0.7c, what is the relativistic momentum?
Homework Equations
I don't know what equation to use...Please help..
The discussion revolves around calculating relativistic momentum for a mass moving at a significant fraction of the speed of light. The original poster presents a specific scenario involving a 1 kg mass traveling at 0.7c and expresses uncertainty about the appropriate equations to use.
The discussion is ongoing, with participants providing guidance on foundational concepts and equations related to momentum. The original poster has expressed difficulty in understanding the physics involved, indicating a need for further clarification.
The original poster's uncertainty about the equations suggests a potential gap in understanding the transition from classical to relativistic physics. There is also an indication of a lack of confidence in their physics knowledge.
No, haha... I am terrible at physics...Bandersnatch said:Start by writing down the equation for the regular, non-relativistic momentum.
Do you know any relativistic equations for any of the values making up the momentum equation?