In two systems of relations among velocity - accleration anf force are respectively v-2 - -2-v-1- a-2- a-1 and F-2-F-1- if - and - are cons-an ts then relations among mass- length and time in two systems are

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in two systems of relations among velocity , accleration anf force are respectively v_2 = α_{2/β}v_1, a_2=αβ a_1 and F_2=F_{1/αβ.} if α and β are cons†an ts then relations among mass, length and time in two systems are

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