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    Moving Clocks Are Observed to Run More Slowly Than Clocks
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Moving Clocks Are Observed to Run More Slowly Than Clocks

Question 56

Question 56

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Moving clocks are observed to run more slowly than clocks that are at rest in the observer's own frame fo reference.

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