When two different observers watch a moving object,

a. they always see different motion

b. both of them always see the same motion

c. both of them see the same motion as long as both of them are moving

d. they will see the same motionvif they are in the same reference frame

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Logan Hammond

Physics

22 July, 06:15

When two different observers watch a moving object,

a. they always see different motion

b. both of them always see the same motion

c. both of them see the same motion as long as both of them are moving

d. they will see the same motionvif they are in the same reference frame

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Pepsi · Answer 1

I say a for this type of question

Odin Howard · Answer 2

They will see the same motion if they are in the same reference frame.

Else, the length will be contracted (in direction of motion) so they will see different time of object passing through them.

When two different observers watch a moving object,a. they always see different motionb. both of them always see the same motionc. both of them see the same motion as long as both of them are movingd. they will see the same motionvif they are in the same reference frame

When two different observers watch a moving object,

a. they always see different motion

b. both of them always see the same motion

c. both of them see the same motion as long as both of them are moving

d. they will see the same motionvif they are in the same reference frame