Exam 36: The Theory of Special Relativity
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Suppose an airliner can travel at 300 km/hr in still air. If the airliner is traveling due east with a tailwind (a wind directed eastward) of 15 km/hr, the ground speed of the craft is
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Suppose an airliner can travel at 300 km/hr in still air. If the airliner is traveling due east with a headwind (a wind directed westward) of 15 km/hr, the ground speed of the craft is
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A nuclear-powered generator aboard a satellite is expected to deliver 25 W for at least 1 year. The amount of matter converted to energy during the lifetime of the satellite is
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The speed at which a clock has to travel to run at a rate that is one-third the rate of a stationary clock is
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For a time dilation to increase the "time" by a factor of 2, the speed of the object is
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A meter stick on a spaceship lies at a 45º angle perpendicular to the motion of travel. When the ship is moving at 0.80 c, the length of the meter stick, relative to a stationary observer, is
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An electron has a momentum of 0.86 MeV/c. The fraction of the electron's kinetic energy compared to its total energy is
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The potential difference required to accelerate an electron from rest to a speed of 0.930 c is
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A relativistic car is 4.5 m in length. The car is measured to be 4.0 m in length when it speeds at a velocity of
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An electron has a momentum of 0.86 MeV/c. The momentum in SI units is
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Pepper, the space cat, travels toward the Centauri star system 4.5 light-years away at a speed of 0.90 c. He sends back a transmission on his transmitter at a frequency of 31.20 MHz. The frequency received on Earth is
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An electron has a total energy that is four times its rest energy. The speed of the electron is
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An electron, initially at rest, is accelerated through a potential difference of 2.50 MeV, thereby increasing its total energy by 2.50 MeV. The speed of the electron is
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During a fission process, of energy is created by a mass loss. The amount of mass converted to energy during the process is
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A distant source of light is emitting the Balmer series, and the source of light is moving toward the Earth at a rate of 10 km/s. The wavelength of the 656.28-nm line will be observed at
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A spacecraft traveling at 0.75 c ejects a missile at a speed of 0.25 c (relative to the spacecraft) in the direction of travel. The speed of the missile relative to a stationary observer is
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A particle has a lifetime of 25 ns in a stationary reference frame. If the particle is created with a velocity of 0.95 c, the distance it will travel is
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The speed at which a particle must be accelerated to triple its mass is
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