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The relativistic momentum is given by p=mvγ, where Y is the Lorentz factor and m is the rest mass of the body.
My question is that if we are considering the momentum of the body at relativistic speeds, shouldn't we also consider the relativistic mass of the body?
My question is that if we are considering the momentum of the body at relativistic speeds, shouldn't we also consider the relativistic mass of the body?