Find the speed at which the kinetic energy of a particle will differ by 1% from its nonrelativistic value 1/2 m0v2.
As we know that Kinetic energy gained by the electron is due to change in mass of electron.
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As we know relativistic Energy is always more than non-relativistic kinetic energy because Rest energy is always less then apparent mass energy
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As we know the moving object appears to be heavier in the moving frame that’s because of Lorentz transformation known as apparent mass which is given by ![]()
Where
, V is velocity of moving object and C is speed of light in vacuum i.e. ![]()
K.E= ![]()

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As K=
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