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prove variation of mass with velocity ...........
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Einstein famous equation

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Answered by fanbruhh
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we have consider two frames of reference s and s', s' is moving with constant velocity (v) along x axis let M1 be the mass of particle moving with velocity u1 in the system s along x axis the corresponding mass and velocity of same particle in s' and m'1 and u'1 respectively...


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Answered by Anonymous
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Heya!!

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Concepts :

1. Velocity addition theorem
2. Law of conservation of momentum
3. Lorentz transformation

Suppose m1 nd m2 collide with each other with u nd - u in S'.

Then we have to find v.

Hope it helps uh!

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