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Spaceship alpha moves at a velocity of 0.80c in the y direction. spaceship boom moves in the -x direction at a speed of 0.60c. both relative to the earth. let the earth be stationary frame k. let spaceship boom be the moving frame k'. part a) what are v, ux, and uy? part b) calculate ux' and uy' which are components of spaceship alpha's velocity in the k' frame.

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