Chapter 37: Q. 30 (page 1083)
You learned in Chapter 36 that mass has an equivalent amount of energy. What are the energy equivalents in of the rest masses of an electron and a proton?
Short Answer
For electron mass is, and for proton mass is,
Chapter 37: Q. 30 (page 1083)
You learned in Chapter 36 that mass has an equivalent amount of energy. What are the energy equivalents in of the rest masses of an electron and a proton?
For electron mass is, and for proton mass is,
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a. Do the light flashes reach the rocket pilot simultaneously? If not, which reaches her first? Explain.
b. A student was sitting on the ground halfway between the trees as the rocket passed overhead. According to the student, were the lightning strikes simultaneous? If not, which tree was hit first? Explain.
FIGURE Q36.6 shows a rocket traveling from left to right. At the instant it is halfway between two trees, lightning simultaneously (in the rocket’s frame) hits both trees.
a. Do the light flashes reach the rocket pilot simultaneously? If not, which reaches her first? Explain.
b. A student was sitting on the ground halfway between the trees as the rocket passed overhead. According to the student, were the lightning strikes simultaneous? If not, which tree was hit first? Explain.
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b. The speed of a helium atom.
c. The specific type of particle that has of kinetic energy when moving with a speed of localid="1648723450518" role="math" .
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