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Step-by-step explanation:
Formula that relates the mass of an object at rest and its mass when it is moving at a speed v:
Where :
m = mass of the oebjct in motion
= mass of the object when at rest
v = velocity of a moving object
c = speed of the light =
We have :
1) Mass of the Dave =
Velocity of Dave ,v= 90% of speed of light = 0.90c
Mass of the Dave when moving at 90% of the speed of light:
m = 151.41 kg
Mass of Dave when when moving at 90% of the speed of light is 151.41 kg.
2) Velocity of Dave ,v= 99% of speed of light = 0.99c
Mass of the Dave when moving at 99% of the speed of light:
m = 467.86 kg
Mass of Dave when when moving at 99% of the speed of light is 467.86 kg.
3) Velocity of Dave ,v= 99.9% of speed of light = 0.999c
Mass of the Dave when moving at 99.9% of the speed of light:
m = 1,467.17 kg
Mass of Dave when when moving at 99.9% of the speed of light is 1,467.17 kg.
4) Mass of the Dave =
Velocity of Dave,v=?
Mass of the Dave when moving at v speed of light: 500
Dave should be moving at speed of .
Answer:
Sometimes
Step-by-step explanation:
When x is a nonzero integer, then x can be
- negative;
- positive.
If x is negative, then is positive (multiplying negative number by -3 you get positive number).
If x is positive, then is negative (multiplying positive number by -3 you get negative number).
So, the statement "When x is a nonzero integer, the quantity -3x will be negative" is sometimes true.
The answer is y=(-3/2)x+6
