Horrible relativistic kinematics problem

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Unto, a first-year Physics student at the University of Bristol, initially sought help with a challenging relativistic kinematics problem but ultimately solved it independently. The discussion highlights a welcoming atmosphere in the forum, with members encouraging collaboration and assistance among peers. A light-hearted exchange occurs, with a playful request for Unto to name a fish, showcasing a friendly community spirit.
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Hello my name is Unto

I currently study Physics (it's my first year) at the University of Bristol in England.

I first came here with a really horrible relativistic kinematics problem, but I got no answers and managed to solve it myself.

However you seem like nice guys, and it's always good to help others.
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Hi Unto, welcome to PF!
 


Unto said:
However you seem like nice guys, and it's always good to help others.
:approve:

Welcome to PF, Unto!

Name a fish, please! :smile:
 


A Goberfish? =p
 
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