Frame S' moves past frame S with a speed of V1 = 0.580C. Two students in frame s' with a separation of d' = 1.75 x 1012

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Frame S Moves Past Frame S With A Speed Of V1 0 580c Two Students In Frame S With A Separation Of D 1 75 X 1012 1 (83.02 KiB) Viewed 20 times

Frame S' moves past frame S with a speed of V1 = 0.580C. Two students in frame s' with a separation of d' = 1.75 x 1012 m (measured in S') are throwing a ball back and forth and are observed by a third student at rest in frame S. Owen throws the ball to Dina at v2 = 0.750C (according to Owen). Vi V2 S x' Dina Owen Ed (a) How fast is the ball moving, according to Dina? (Give your answer in terms of c). .75 (b) What time interval (in s) is required for the ball to reach her, according to Dina? 7.644*10**3 S (c) How far apart (in m) are Owen and Dina, according to Ed? 1.4255*10*812 m (d) How fast is the ball moving, according to Ed? (Give your answer in terms of c.) 0.3 (e) What time interval (in s) is required for the ball to reach Dina, according to Ed? 5087.43 x Since we are determining the time as determined by Ed, should we use the distance as observed by Dina and Owen or the distance as observed by Ed? Since Ed sees the distance traveled by the ball (the gap between Dina and Owen) decreasing due to the speed of frame S' and the speed of the ball, they both contribute to closing the gap, and they should both have an associated positive sign. s