22. Newly sprouted sunflowers can grow at a rate of 0.75 cm per day. One sunflower is left on Earth,and another one is placed on a spacecraft traveling away from Earth at a speed of 0.94c. Howtall is the sunflower on the spacecraft (as measure by someone on the spacecraft) when a personon Earth says theirs is 4.5 cm tall? How tall is the sunflower on the spacecraft (as measured bythe person on Earth)? (Note: The direction of sunflower growth is the same as the direction thatthe spaceship is moving)

Given: height grown by sun flower on earth everyday =0.75 cm Total height grown =4.5 cm Formula…

Answered: Newly sprouted sunflowers can grow and…

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