The relativistic formula is (approximately, for V>>1) v/c= ((1-(0.511/V)2)1/2, V= number of millions of volts Use the first terms of the binomial series to find 1-(v/c) in terms of V. Use your result to find 1-(v/c) for V=100 million volts caution: remember V is number of MILLION volts
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The relativistic formula is (approximately, for V>>1)
v/c= ((1-(0.511/V)2)1/2, V= number of millions of volts
Use the first terms of the binomial series to find 1-(v/c) in terms of V. Use your result to find 1-(v/c) for
V=100 million volts
caution: remember V is number of MILLION volts
Einstein gave special theory of relativity. It tells us or the statement of it is that speed of light is a constant and does not change for any oberver.
We are given the relativistic formula as
Where is number of millions of volts.
The quantity is a dimensionless quantity. It is the ratio of speed of object to that of light.
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