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Anna and Bob have identical spaceship 60m long. The diagram shows Bob鈥檚 observations of Anna鈥檚 ship, which passes at a speed of c/2. Clocks at the back of both ships read just as they pass. Bob is at the center of his ship and at t = 0 on his wrist watch peers at a second clock on Anna鈥檚 ship.

(a) What does this clock read?

(b) Later, the back of Anna鈥檚 ship passes Bob. At what time does this occur according to Bob?

(c) What will observers in Bob鈥檚 frame see on Anna鈥檚 two clocks at this time?

(d) Identify two events that show time dilation and two that show length contraction according to Anna.

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(a) The value of Anna鈥檚 clock read at timet'=-100ns .

(b) The value of Bob time occurs later, the back of Anna鈥檚 ship passes is t'=141ns.

(c) The value of position of two clocks according to Bob鈥檚 to get the readings on Anna鈥檚 frame is t'1鈮�100nsand role="math" localid="1659757948068" t'2=0.

(d) It confirms that the events have been time dilated and length contracted from Anna's perspective by using the correct time and length, together with the length contraction and time dilation formulae.

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Consider the Anna and Bob have identical spaceship 60m long.

Consider a speed of ships passes at c/2 .

Consider a time of ship reads at t = 0.

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