bodhi said:please let me kno what is the max speed an electron can attain,and max speed an atom can be projected with.now if we consider max attainable speed of electron 0.8c,then if we have a carrier traveling 0.1c,then will electron achieve speed 0.9c. simply speaking can any particle attain speed more of its capability with the help of a carrier.
Maximum attainable speed refers to the greatest speed that an object can reach, taking into account all physical limitations such as friction, air resistance, and energy source limitations.
The factors that affect maximum attainable speed vary depending on the specific object or situation, but generally include things like air resistance, energy source limitations, surface friction, and the strength and capabilities of the object or organism itself.
No, an object cannot exceed its maximum attainable speed. Once it reaches its maximum attainable speed, it will either maintain that speed or decelerate due to physical limitations.
The maximum attainable speed of an object is determined by its physical properties and external factors such as air resistance. Objects with different shapes, sizes, and capabilities will have different maximum attainable speeds.
Yes, maximum attainable speed can be increased through improvements in design, technology, and physical capabilities. However, there will always be limitations based on physical factors such as air resistance and energy source limitations.