MCQ
The mass of the electron varies with
- AThe size of the cathode ray tube
- BThe variation of $‘g’$
- ✓Velocity
- DSize of the electron
✓
Answer
Correct option: C.
Velocity
c
(c)Mass is basically a constant term for any physical application at low velocity. But in accordance with Einstein’s theory of relativity, at higher speeds the mass of the particle change according to formula
$m = \frac{{{m_0}}}{{\sqrt {1 - ({v^2}/{c^2})} }}$
(c)Mass is basically a constant term for any physical application at low velocity. But in accordance with Einstein’s theory of relativity, at higher speeds the mass of the particle change according to formula
$m = \frac{{{m_0}}}{{\sqrt {1 - ({v^2}/{c^2})} }}$
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