An electron with a total energy of 19GeV travels through an accelerator tube with proper length 7.7km. a) What is the length of the tube in the electron's frame? E= m b) How long does it take in the frame of the electron? E= s c) How long does it take in the frame of the tube? T= s Note: the rest energy of an electron is: 0=0.51MeV.

a) Approximately 0.2066 m

b) 0.00002568443 s

c) Approximately 188.87 s

Explanation:

a) The total energy of the electron = 190GeV

The rest energy of the electron = 0.51 MeV

u = √(299792458² × (1 - 1/37254.902²)) = 299792457.892

β = v/c = 299792457.892/299792458 = 0.99999999964

Δx = √(Δx'²×(1 - β²)) = √(7700²×(1 - 0.99999999964²)) ≈ 0.2066 m

The length of the tube in the electron's frame ≈ 0.2066 m

b) The time in the frame of the electron is given as follows;

Δt' = 7700/299792457.892 = 0.00002568443 s

c) The time in the frame of the tube is given as follows;

1 - β² = (Δt'/Δt)²

Δt = √(Δt'/(1 - β²)) = √(0.00002568443 /(1 - 0.99999999964²)) ≈ 188.87 s.

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