1. Which of the following describes the spacetime diagram of a rocket frame movingat a velocity 3 = 0.25 with respect to a lab frame?AВ2. Consider the spacetime diagramImshown for two observers. Which of the fol-lowing contains a set of simultaneous eventsin the lab frame (unprimed coordinates) and a*P'sset of simultaneous events in the rocket frame(primed coordinates)?A. {SEN}, {IOG}V. 1.B. {TGE}, {PLS}[m|C. {TES}, {COE}D. {IAL}, {DNO}Tx [m]3. On the spacetime di-agram given, which pair of events occurs atthe same place according to the rocket frame(primed coordinates)?A. C and Et'В. В and CС.А and DD. A and Bx'

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According to classical physics, time flow is the same for every observer. But according to einstein's theory, time flow is different for different observers. The idea that time flow is not the same for all may sound strange because we may not experience this effect in everyday life. This effect is only observed when an object moves with some velocity comparable to the velocity of light. This velocity is termed relativistic velocity.

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1. Which of the following describes the spacetime diagram of a rocket frame moving
at a velocity 3 = 0.25 with respect to a lab frame?
A
В
2. Consider the spacetime diagram
Im
shown for two observers. Which of the fol-
lowing contains a set of simultaneous events
in the lab frame (unprimed coordinates) and a
*P
's
set of simultaneous events in the rocket frame
(primed coordinates)?
A. {SEN}, {IOG}
V. 1.
B. {TGE}, {PLS}
[m|
C. {TES}, {COE}
D. {IAL}, {DNO}
Tx [m]
3. On the spacetime di-
agram given, which pair of events occurs at
the same place according to the rocket frame
(primed coordinates)?
A. C and E
t'
В. В and C
С.А and D
D. A and B
x'

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