Perform what is being asked in the problem below. Write your answer on asheet of paper.Based from Special Theory of Relativity, the relativistic factor ? which is givenby ? determines the length contraction and the time dilation. Determine the√?−????numerical values of ? for an object moving at speed ? =0.01?, 0.05?, 0.10?, 0.20?, 0.30?, 0.40? 0.50?, 0.60?, 0.70?, 0.80?, 0.90?, 0.99?. Make a graph of? ?????? ?. DeepenPerform what is being asked in the problem below. Write your answer on asheet of paper.Based from Special Theory of Relativity, the relativistic factor y which is givenbydetermines the length contraction and the time dilation. Determine thenumericalof Y forspeedvaluesobjectmovingatv =an0.01c, 0.05c, 0.10c, 0.20c, 0.30c, 0.40c 0.50c, 0.60c, 0.70c, 0.80c, 0.90c, 0.99c. Make a graph ofy versus v.

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Perform what is being asked in the problem below. Write your answer on a sheet of paper. Based from Special Theory of Relativity, the relativistic factor ? which is given by ? determines the length contraction and the time dilation. Determine the √?− ? ? ?? numerical values of ? for an object moving at speed ? = 0.01?, 0.05?, 0.10?, 0.20?, 0.30?, 0.40? 0.50?, 0.60?, 0.70?, 0.80?, 0.90?, 0.99?. Make a graph of ? ?????? ?.

Perform what is being asked in the problem below. Write your answer on a sheet of paper. Based from Special Theory of Relativity, the relativistic factor ? which is given by ? determines the length contraction and the time dilation. Determine the √?− ? ? ?? numerical values of ? for an object moving at speed ? = 0.01?, 0.05?, 0.10?, 0.20?, 0.30?, 0.40? 0.50?, 0.60?, 0.70?, 0.80?, 0.90?, 0.99?. Make a graph of ? ?????? ?.

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Chapter16: Cosmology

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