A very fast-moving train car passes you, moving to the right at 0.50c�. You measure its length to be 11 mm . Your friend David flies past you to the right at a speed relative to you of 0.80c�. How long does David measure the train car to be?
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A very fast-moving train car passes you, moving to the right at 0.50c�. You measure its length to be 11 mm . Your friend David flies past you to the right at a speed relative to you of 0.80c�.
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