1. In Einstein's theory of special relativity the kinetic energy of an object Emoving with velocity v isE = mc²(y – 1),1where y=v21where c is the speed of light (a constant). Show using Maclaurin expansion1ofthat E =mu? (the known formula for kinetic energy withv²concerning everyday objects) when v < c.

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1. In Einstein's theory of special relativity the kinetic energy of an object E moving with velocity v is E = mc²(y – 1), 1 where y=- where c is the speed of light (a constant). Show using Maclaurin expansion 1 1 of that E = mv² (the known formula for kinetic energy with concerning everyday objects) when v « c.

1. In Einstein's theory of special relativity the kinetic energy of an object E moving with velocity v is E = mc²(y – 1), 1 where y=- where c is the speed of light (a constant). Show using Maclaurin expansion 1 1 of that E = mv² (the known formula for kinetic energy with concerning everyday objects) when v « c.

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

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