. Several possible consequences of Einstein's special theory of relativity are suggested below: I. The laws of physics are the same in all inertial frames of reference. II. It is impossible to tell if you are moving uniformly. III. It is impossible to go faster than the speed of light. IV. The speed of light in free space is the same to any observer regardless of his/her motion. Which of the above are consequences (not postulates) of the special theory of relativity

II) It is impossible to tell if you are moving uniformly.

III) It is impossible to go faster than the speed of light.

Explanation:

Einsteins special theory of relativity is actually a combination of two related theories namely:

The theory of general relativity, which deals wit the explanation of the gravity pull on objects.

and

The theory of special relativity , which tries to explain how objects behave in the absence of gravity (that is, in space)

The special theory of relativity explains the relationship between space and time for an object moving on a straight line with constant speed.

In simple terms, Einstein in the special theory of Relativity was trying to sat that no two objects can move simultaneously in time without a reference frame.

The postulates (or basis) of the special theory of relativity are as follows:

1) the laws of Physics are the same form in all inertial (state of rest) frames of reference.

2) the speed of light is constant in a vacuum regardless of the source of the light.

From the postulates above it is clear to see that options II and III are the consequences of the postulates and not the postulates themselves