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An electron of rest energy mc2 = 0.511 MeV moves with respect to the laboratory at speed u = 0.6c. Find (a) gamma, (b) p in units of MeV/c, (c) E, and (d) Ekinetic

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at speed u = 0.6c. Find (a) gamma, (b) p in units of MeV/c, (c) E, and (d) Ekinetic

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