The spectators sitting at the stand during at an athletic meet, saw the
athletes start their race a few seconds before they heard the starter’s
gunshot. What could be the reason for this?
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The spectators sitting at the stand are at a distance from the
athletes. Since the speed of light is faster the spectators see the
athletes run a few seconds earlier than the sound of the
gunshot.
The speed of sound being lesser than the speed of light, the
sound of the gunshot reaches the spectators ears a little later
than the actual gunshot.
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