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why we can't accelerate an electron to a velocity greater than that of light in free space?
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Answered by ankan2778
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Answer:

Let us consider the two masses as 3x and 4x respectively.Given acceleration of first body as 6.

F=m×a

F=3x×6=18x

As we are applying same force for the second body,

18x=4x×a

⇒a=18/4=4.5m/s

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Hence acceleration is 4.5m/s

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