Constants | Periodic TableReference frame S' moves at speed v = 0.95c in the +a direction withrespect to reference frame S. The origins of S and S' overlap att =t' = 0. An object is stationary in S' at position a' = 140 mPart AWhat is the position of the obiect in S when the clock in S reads 1.1 us according to the Galilean transformation equations?Express your answer with the appropriate units.I = 454 mSubmitPrevious AnswersCorrectPart BWhat is the position of the object in S when the clock in S reads 1.1 us according to the Lorentz transformation equations?Express your answer with the appropriate units.HÀ?ValueSubmitPrevious Answers Request AnswerIncorrect: Try Again: 3 attempts remaining

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Constants | Periodic Table
Reference frame S' moves at speed v = 0.95c in the +a direction with
respect to reference frame S. The origins of S and S' overlap at
t =t' = 0. An object is stationary in S' at position a' = 140 m
Part A
What is the position of the obiect in S when the clock in S reads 1.1 us according to the Galilean transformation equations?
Express your answer with the appropriate units.
I = 454 m
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Part B
What is the position of the object in S when the clock in S reads 1.1 us according to the Lorentz transformation equations?
Express your answer with the appropriate units.
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