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Problem 10: Suppose a 0.95-µg speck of dust has the same momentum as a proton moving at 0.999c.
Calculate the speed, in meters per second, of this speck of dust.
y=
sin())
cos() tan()
cotan() asin() acos()
atan) acotan() sinh()
cosh() tanh) cotanh()
Degrees Radians
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