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Einstein’s Postulates
• State and explain both of Einstein’s postulates.
• Explain what an inertial frame of reference is.
• Describe one way the speed of light can be changed.

28.1 Einstein's Postulates
Figure 28.3 Special relativity resembles trigonometry in that both are reliable because they are based on postulates that flow one from another in a
logical way. (credit: Jon Oakley, Flickr)

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