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hell all please help me life or death situation

the starship enterprise wishes to fly to a distant galaxy 85 light years away. at what speed would it have to travel in order that the distance to the galaxy would only be 20 light years? :rolleyes:

a movving particle has a rent mass which is double in its kinetic energy. Find its speed and momentum :!)

you are sitting at rest on your brrom stick one day when a witch flies by at 0.25c the witch says her boomstick is 1.3 m long and yours is 1.5 m long what so you dtermine the length of these two brromsticks to be?
 
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did you already post these problems in the homework section?
DON"T DOUBLE POST PLEASE...THIS IS A SELFISH BEHAVIOR... YOU ARE WASTING OUR TIME TO READ THE SAME POST AGAIN... IF YOU JUST WANT PEOPLE DO HW FOR YOU... HIRE A PRIVATE TUTOR... WE DON"T DO HW FOR PEOPLE...
 
A set of homework problems really isn't a life or death situation. But welcome to physics forum. If you read the FAQ's here, you'll see that there is a forum set aside for homework problems, and that showing your attempts to solve the problems is highly encouraged.
 
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