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A meter stick moves along its length with a certain speed. The apparent length of the moving meter stick as measured by a stationary observer on the ground is found to be 98
A meter stick moves along its length with a certain speed. The apparent length of the moving meter stick as measured by a stationary observer on the ground is found to be 98
cm. Then, the velocity v of the meter sticks in terms of the speed" of light in vacuum c will be:
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