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- Homework Statement
- Theory of relativity
- Relevant Equations
- Delta(t)=tA-tB
Hey everyone!
Im new here so im not really familiar with this forum. But nice to meet yal! Btw im not really sure if this problem fits in the "Advanced Phyics Homework Help". But heres my problem:
Assume that the car and the garage in the garage paradox have the same rest length L0
and that they move at a speed of 0.53c relative to each other. Call the event when the front of the car reaches the end of the garage A and the event when the end of the car reaches the beginning of the garage B. What is the time difference delta(t)=tA-tB
between these events in the garage rest system?
Tried to solve it a couple of times and gotten nowhere. I appreciate all the help!
Im new here so im not really familiar with this forum. But nice to meet yal! Btw im not really sure if this problem fits in the "Advanced Phyics Homework Help". But heres my problem:
Assume that the car and the garage in the garage paradox have the same rest length L0
and that they move at a speed of 0.53c relative to each other. Call the event when the front of the car reaches the end of the garage A and the event when the end of the car reaches the beginning of the garage B. What is the time difference delta(t)=tA-tB
between these events in the garage rest system?
Tried to solve it a couple of times and gotten nowhere. I appreciate all the help!