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Standard IX

Chemistry

Cathode Ray Experiment

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How will you relate velocity of cathode rays to c, if ‘c' denotes the velocity of light?

Equal to c

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Greater than c

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Less than c

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Either greater or less than c

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Solution

The correct option is C Less than c
Nothing can be faster or equal to the speed of light (according to the theory of relativity).

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How will you relate velocity of cathode rays to c, if ‘c' denotes the velocity of light?

The correct option is C Less than cNothing can be faster or equal to the speed of light (according to the theory of relativity).

The correct option is C Less than c
Nothing can be faster or equal to the speed of light (according to the theory of relativity).