Question

Maximum velocity of a body can be up to
velocity of light:
(A)
True
(B)
False
(C)
Either (A) or (B)
(D
)
Neither (A) nor (B​

Answer 1

Answer:

Neither a nor b is the right answer

Answer 2

It is true that maximum velocity of a body can be up to velocity of light. (assumption of theorists)

• According to the derivation of the theory of relativity of the Einstein and according to the assumptions of various theorists, the maximum velocity that can be achieved by a particle is the speed of light.
• Greater value is mostly impossible because such faster than light particles will not obey our present laws of physics and will be inconsistent.
• Although, limits are based upon the references from which we are measuring or limiting something.
• In future, it might be possible to derive the logical reasoning behind the faster than light particle scenario.