Math, asked by pratikthool0512, 4 months ago

Question:43
There are three galaxies G, G2 and Gy. Observations in G show that G2
and G3 are moving in opposite directions each with a speed of 0.5c. What
is the speed of G, observed in G2? What is the speed of G, measured in G2?
Options
0.5 c
AO
0.25c
BO
0.08 C
CO
0.8 c
DO​

Answers

Answered by madhusingh20003590
2

Answer:

0.25" (and any subsequent words) was ignored because we limit queries to 32 words

Answered by madeducators2
0

Given:

There are three galaxies G, G2 and Gy. Observations in G show that G2

and G3 are moving in opposite directions each with a speed of 0.5c

To Find:

What is the speed of G, observed in G2

Step-by-step explanation:

  • Here concept of Relative velocity can be used .
  • Speed of G2 as shown in G was 0.5c in a direction.
  • Speed of G as observed on G2 will be same but in opposite direction .

So the answer is 0.5c

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