Please answer following questions:a. How does special relativity affect the following general principles of physics you havelearned so far? Explain your response: principle of relativity (laws of physics notdependent on inertial reference frame), conservation of energy and momentum,calculation of relative velocity, and principle of inertia (i.e. Newton's First Law).b. How does special relativity affect the application of general principles of physics? Inparticular, answer for: conservation of energy and momentum, and calculation ofacceleration of a body under a force.

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