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Standard XII
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First Law of Motion
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According to special theory of relativity which one is not an absolute quantity?
A
time
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mass
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C
height
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D
both a and b
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Solution
The correct option is
C
both a and b
According to classical physics time and mass are not an absolute quantity
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