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v = 0.8 c mean that v/c = 0.8
Okay, I changed that, and still got roughly the same answer.
But 2 by \(\sqrt {1-0.64}\) cannot be equal to 2!!!!
Inside the square root, you are putting in too many c's. If you say that v = 0.8 c, then you have to remember to cancel the c's in the denominator.
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