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For the following Lorentz transformation, what is the relative velocity (including the direction) between � ��� �ʹ? What are the initial positions at � = � ʹ = 0? (1 point) �ʹ = �(� + ��); ��ʹ = �(�� +� �⁄�). � ��� � do not change. Here � = 1 61 − (�⁄�) ⁄ ! (Eq. 1)

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