Physics, asked by nicku102, 10 months ago

what is the speed of light with respect to a frame which is also moving with the speed of light?

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Answered by msakhtar921366

Explanation:

The speed of light postulate : The speed of light in vacuum is the same for any inertial reference frame (c = 3.00 x 108 m/s). This is true no matter how fast a light source is moving relative to an observer

Answered by gunsagarnaik

Answer:

the speed remains same

Explanation:

it seems stationery as it is relative to the observer

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what is the speed of light with respect to a frame which is also moving with the speed of light?​

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what is the speed of light with respect to a frame which is also moving with the speed of light?