B8] This question concerns two inertial frames S and S' with originscoinciding at t = t' = 0, and a set of events taking place along the x-axis, whichdefines the direction of relative motion.-8a) The coordinates of event A in frame S are x = 12 m and t = 8x10 s.If the coordinates of this event in frame S' are x' = -3 m and t' = 7 x 10- s,show that the y factor for transformations between S and S' is 5/4.b) Events B and C take place in S' at a time t' = 6 × 10-* s at x' = 1 mand x' = 2 m respectively. What is their spatial separation in frame S?%3D-8-c) Event D takes place in S' at t' = 3 x 10 s and x' = 1 m. What isthe time difference between events B and D in S?d) Is it possible for events A and D to take place at the same time in theframe of an observer moving along the x-axis?

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