5. Suppose, in Figure 26.4a, that the distance between events A and B is 6000 m....
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5. • Suppose, in Figure 26.4a, that the distance between events A and B is 6000 m. The observer is stationed exactly in the middle as shown; however, she does not receive the signals simultaneously. Her detector receives the flash from B 25.0 μs before the flash from A.
(a) Could B have caused A?
(b) Could B have been the cause of A if the time difference instead was 5.00 μs? Explain the difference between these two situations.
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College Physics Essentials Electricity And Magnetism Optics Modern Physics Volume Two
ISBN: 9781032337272
8th Edition
Authors: Jerry D. Wilson, Anthony J. Buffa, Bo Lou
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