Chapter 37: Q. 13 (page 1082)
A cosmic ray travels through the earth’s atmosphere in, as measured by experimenters on the ground. How long does the journey take according to the cosmic ray?
Short Answer
t' = 346.4 micro sec
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Chapter 37: Q. 13 (page 1082)
A cosmic ray travels through the earth’s atmosphere in, as measured by experimenters on the ground. How long does the journey take according to the cosmic ray?
t' = 346.4 micro sec
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