Chapter 6: 6DQ (page 1247)
You are holding an elliptical serving platter. How would you need to travel for the serving platter to appear round to another observer?
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Chapter 6: 6DQ (page 1247)
You are holding an elliptical serving platter. How would you need to travel for the serving platter to appear round to another observer?
answer is not given in the drive.
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