Physics, asked by jerushakeira7, 4 months ago

A radioactive atom moving with a
velocity of 0.25c. The atom emits a
particle that has a velocity of 0.9c
relative to the atom in the direction
of its motion. What is the velocity of
the particle as observed?
a.1.11c
b.0.940
c.0.50 c
d.0.01 c​

Answers

Answered by prabumscj
0

Answer:

0.94 c

Explanation:

this is PG trb physics 2017 question

Answered by payalchatterje
1

Answer:

The velocity of the particle is 0.94 c

Option b is the correct answer.

Explanation:

We know,

u = u +  \frac{v}{1}  +  \frac{uv}{c2}

The velocity of the ദ-particle relative to the atom in the direction of motion

u`= 0.9 c

and

v = 0.25 c

which is the velocity of redioactive atom relative to an experimenter.

u = 0.9c +  \frac{0.25c}{1} + 0.9c ×  \frac{0.25c}{c2}  = 0.94c

Thus 0.94c is the velocity of ദ-particle as observed by the experimenter.

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