c = 3.0 x 108 m/s;        b = v/c;           g (gamma) = 1/sqrt[1 – b2];    u = (u’...

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c = 3.0 x 108m/s;        b =v/c;           g(gamma) = 1/sqrt[1 – b2];    u = (u’ + v)/ (1 + u’v/c2);

Eph = hf =hc/l;           P= esAT4;     s = 5.67 x10-8 Watts / m2 / K4

1. Relativistic Factor. Calculate the value ofthe relativistic factor g for an object traveling at v =0.999c.

2. E = mc2. If precisely 1.00kilogram of mass could be converted completely into energy, for howlong could this amount of energy keep a 100-Watt light bulbshining? (Assume the bulb can operate for a very long time.)

3. Velocity Addition. A relativistic crafttraveling at 0.6c w/r/t to the Earth launches a probe, whichtravels at a velocity of 0.8c w/r/t the craft. What is the velocityof the probe w/r/t the Earth? (It’s not 1.4c.)

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