Physics, asked by ginny41095, 11 months ago

a meter stick is moving towards right with a speed of 0.9c. the stick is making angle with 23 degree above the positive x axis. calculate the angle (above the +ve x axis measured by an observer at rest?

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Answered by mouviakhan6507
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Answered by topwriters
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Lx = √0.19. Cos23°m

Ly = Sin23°m

Explanation:

Length contraction L = Lo√ (1 - V²/c²)

The x-component of length will get contracted by Lox = LoCosθ  

= 1m.Cos23°

The y-component of length will get contracted by Loy = LoSinθ  

= 1m.Sin23°

The location of the upper edge of the stick as it moves, the base end is assumed to be the origin.

Lx = Lox√ (1 - V²/c²)

  = 1m. Cos23°.√ (1 - 0.9²/c²)

  = √0.19. Cos23°m

The location of the upper edge of the meter stick is therefore

Lx = √0.19. Cos23°m

Ly = Sin23°m

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