Determine the velocity at which a particle has to move so that the relativistic mass
of the particle is twice its rest mass?
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The relativistic mass is given as m=
2
1−
c
2
v
2
m
0
Where m
0
is the rest mass and v is the velocity of that particle.
Putting m=2m
0
and squaring both side we get
c
2
v
2
=
4
3
now taking square root of both side we get v=
2
c
2
3
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