According to which theory we can say that mass depend upon its velocity ?
Force is defined as rate of change of momentum. Momentum depends upon mass and velocity. But in this mass is not constant both are variable. The answer start from s______ t_____ __ _____I____
- Nawaz
- 27 Apr
- 12 Answers
12 Answers
12 Answers
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according to special theory of relativity.Modal content
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Special theory of relativity.Modal content
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Special theory of relativityModal content
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MomentumModal content
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special theory of relativity..... relativistic mass concept.. m=[m(real{at v=0})] / (1-[v^2/c^2]).... v is the velocity of body and c is the speed of lightModal content
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Hello brother , it is related to quantum physics , parallel universe, black hole , worm hole , eqivalant universe expandingModal content
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Special theory of relativityModal content
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F=m*a P=m*v..einsteinS theoryModal content
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Einstein's special Theory of relativityModal content
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E=MC^2Modal content
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Special theory of relativityModal content
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