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If we define the variable B = V/c, where V is the constant relative velocity of a particle, show that: (i) By = V 1. (ii) d(By) =dß (iii) c'd; = VAV = V - dV %3D

If we define the variable B = V/c, where V is the constant relative velocity of a particle, show that: (i) By = V 1. (ii) d(By) =dß (iii) c'd; = VAV = V - dV %3D

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1) If we define the variable B = V/c, where V is the constant relative velocity of a particle, show that: (i) By = V 1. (ii) d(By) =dB (iii) cdy VdV =V dV
Transcribed Image Text:1) If we define the variable B = V/c, where V is the constant relative velocity of a particle, show that: (i) By = V 1. (ii) d(By) =dB (iii) cdy VdV =V dV
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