Increasing velocity increases the mass or decreases. why?
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mass is inversely proportional to velocity
so increasing velocity decreases the mass.
so increasing velocity decreases the mass.
Rishabh7755:
srry but u r wrong....variable must be alone like 1/x or 1/x^2...not with 1/1-x or that mass variable
how can i explain it to u
use momentum relation only
u will get correct
or u can moment of inertia relation
ohh..srry my bad..u refers to Newtonian physics and i was talking about quantum physics..
oh okay
in Newtonian physics mass do not radiate energy
oh i am also sorry for this
it seems like u like physics subject very much
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