Physics, 03.04.2021 01:00 lucystudies

1)Calculate the Lorentz factor for an object moving relative to Earth at 57 mi/h . 2)Calculate the Lorentz factor for an object moving relative to Earth at 0.34 km/s (speed of sound in air).
3)Calculate the Lorentz factor for an object moving relative to Earth at 28 × 103 km/h (orbital speed of the International Space Station).
4)Calculate the Lorentz factor for an object moving relative to Earth at 0.1c0.
5)Calculate the Lorentz factor for an object moving relative to Earth at 0.3c0.
6)Calculate the Lorentz factor for an object moving relative to Earth at 0.995c0.

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