Make a spacetime diagram on which the time axisis marked in years and the space axis is marked inlight-years. Assume you are floating weightlesslyand therefore consider yourself at rest. Assume thedirection to the right of you as the positive direction,and that time is measured from the moment whenyou meet the person.▼Part ADraw a worldline for Sebastian, who is moving to your right at 0.5c.+*E₂No elements selectedTime (yr)-10 -8 -6-4-2108642-2L■I02 46Review810Space (ly)

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