FUND. OF PHYSICS (LL)-W/WILEY+NEXTGEN(2)
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Chapter 37, Problem 69P
To determine
To find:
a) The length of limo according to Garage man.
b) Space co-ordinate
c) Time co-ordinate
d) The time for which the limo temporarily “trapped” inside the garage with both doors shut.
e) The length of the passing garage, according to Carman.
f) Space co-ordinate
g) Time co-ordinate
h) Is the limo ever in the garage with both doors shut?
i) Of the two events which event occurs first?
j) Sketch of event 1 and 2 as seen by Carman.
k) Are the two events causally related?
l) Who wins the bet?
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FUND. OF PHYSICS (LL)-W/WILEY+NEXTGEN(2)
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