1. 568 muons were counted by a detector on the top of Mount Washington in a one hour period of time. Assuming moving muons keep time at the same rate as stationary muons, then 27 should survive until sea level. The fact that 412 muons were detected by the same equipment at sea level reveals that

a)the stationary clock measures time differently at different altitudes.

b)the moving clocks keep time at the same rate as stationary clocks.

c)that moving clocks run slower.

d)that moving clocks run faster.

Question

1. 568 muons were counted by a detector on the top of Mount Washington in a one hour period of time. Assuming moving muons keep time at the same rate as stationary muons, then 27 should survive until sea level. The fact that 412 muons were detected by the same equipment at sea level reveals that

a)the stationary clock measures time differently at different altitudes.

b)the moving clocks keep time at the same rate as stationary clocks.

c)that moving clocks run slower.

d)that moving clocks run faster.

lopezking1 · Answer

C

anonymous · Answer

You didn't just google that, did you?

anonymous · Answer

LOL

anonymous · Answer

Lmao

lopezking1 · Answer

no -_- but thanks for asking :D

anonymous · Answer

Oh okay then! Can you tell me how you got that answer then so I know how to actually do it?