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jpo
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Hello All,
is the following in principle, correct:
Scenario A:------------
1A) A box with mass M contains mass m, their weight is g(m+M)
2A) the mass m is (somehow) converted to energy E=mc[itex]^{2}[/itex]
3A) at this moment, the box still has weight g(m+M)
Scenario B: ----------
1B) A box with mass M has weight gM
2B) external force imparts kinetic energy E to the box, such, that E=mc[itex]^{2}[/itex]
3B) at this moment, the box has weight g(m+M)
Many thanks!
is the following in principle, correct:
Scenario A:------------
1A) A box with mass M contains mass m, their weight is g(m+M)
2A) the mass m is (somehow) converted to energy E=mc[itex]^{2}[/itex]
3A) at this moment, the box still has weight g(m+M)
Scenario B: ----------
1B) A box with mass M has weight gM
2B) external force imparts kinetic energy E to the box, such, that E=mc[itex]^{2}[/itex]
3B) at this moment, the box has weight g(m+M)
Many thanks!