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Physics, 08.08.2019 21:20 ibin246

In the check your learning section of example 27.1, the author commented that even at z = 0.2, there is already an 11% deviation between the relativistic and the classical solution. what is the percentage difference between the classical and relativistic results at z = 0.1? what is it for z = 0.5? what is it for z = 1?

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