Physics, asked by jagratichandel2002, 10 months ago

A rod of proper length 1 m is moving with velocity 0.6c in a direction making an angle of 30 degree with its length. What is the contraction in the length as seen by an observer which is at rest with respect to this rod

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Answered by george97

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contraction = sin(30)*1m/0.6c

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