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[QUOTE="Chestermiller, post: 4497441, member: 345636"] "Find the distance that the muon travels in its reference frame." The muon is at rest within its own frame of reference, so the distance it travels within its own frame of reference is zero. But another interesting question is "During the average time that the muon decays, how far does it travel in the frame of reference of an observer on the ground." [/QUOTE]
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