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Ryan Bruch
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While surfing the internet, I came across a statement that this is the equation for special relativity:
Line 1: x = a + b
Line 2: x = a + b (c2/c2) with c = speed of light
Line 3: x = a + (y/c2) if y = b(c2)
Is this really the one? If not, is it relevant at all?
Line 1: x = a + b
Line 2: x = a + b (c2/c2) with c = speed of light
Line 3: x = a + (y/c2) if y = b(c2)
Is this really the one? If not, is it relevant at all?