Simple question - Page 3

Originally posted by: kaa1202

CVs r relatives of Einstein.

They take everything as negligible..😆

u r nearing the answer. Good try. Shall i say the answer?

Originally posted by: kras

Omg hilarious

Thank u reetika

Okay, let me say the answer.

I mentioned the velocity as v and not the numeric value, so in general a particle has to travel with a velocity greater or equal to light (c) to be faster than v. If the particle (ishu) has to travel with the speed of light, the mass should be infinite.

It is theoretically proved that the God particle travels with a velocity close to c (2.999999999999999999999985310⁸m/s). If ishu returns quickly than ball, who is ishu then?😉

Originally posted by: Ramyalaxmi

Okay, let me say the answer.

I mentioned the velocity as v and not the numeric value, so in general a particle has to travel with a velocity greater or equal to light (c) to be faster than v. If the particle (ishu) has to travel with the speed of light, the mass should be infinite.

It is theoretically proved that the God particle travels with a velocity close to c (2.999999999999999999999985310⁸m/s). If ishu returns quickly than ball, who is ishu then?😉

my physics is so weak

Originally posted by: Ramyalaxmi

Okay, let me say the answer.

I mentioned the velocity as v and not the numeric value, so in general a particle has to travel with a velocity greater or equal to light (c) to be faster than v. If the particle (ishu) has to travel with the speed of light, the mass should be infinite.

It is theoretically proved that the God particle travels with a velocity close to c (2.999999999999999999999985310⁸m/s). If ishu returns quickly than ball, who is ishu then?😉

@Reetika and @Kaarthik: The answer is simple, if ishu returns quickly than ball, she is GOD particle😉

Originally posted by: Ramyalaxmi

@Reetika and @Kaarthik: The answer is simple, if ishu returns quickly than ball, she is GOD particle😉

hahahaha so true