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Imagine you're standing on a long, straight and smooth road. You place a block on the road.
The normal reaction force acting on the block is equal to its weight. Then you give the block a little push. Since the block is moving from your frame, its relativistic mass increases.
Will its weight and hence the normal reaction force acting on it also increase?
The normal reaction force acting on the block is equal to its weight. Then you give the block a little push. Since the block is moving from your frame, its relativistic mass increases.
Will its weight and hence the normal reaction force acting on it also increase?