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Last week in physics we were learning about special relativity and we got the equation p=λmv. When writing the equation the teacher also put the equations for regular momentum p=mv and regular force F=ma. I noticed that momentum is the integral of force where v is the integral of a and mass is constant. The problem is if momentum is the integral of force then how is the relativistic momentum derived is mass isn't constant anymore