- #1
Phrak
- 4,267
- 7
You hold in the palm of your hand a classical particle with momentum
[tex]P = (E,cp_{x},cp_{y}, cp_{up})[/tex] where [tex]cp_{up}=0[/tex] .
Placing it gently on a scale you ask, what part of
[tex]P = (E,cp_{x},cp_{y}, cp_{up})[/tex]
is pushing down on the scale?
[tex]P = (E,cp_{x},cp_{y}, cp_{up})[/tex] where [tex]cp_{up}=0[/tex] .
Placing it gently on a scale you ask, what part of
[tex]P = (E,cp_{x},cp_{y}, cp_{up})[/tex]
is pushing down on the scale?