Originally Posted By: Paul
I find its easier to do it the way I posted.

theres not as many variables to keep track of.

And you can lose track of what you are doing much more easily. That way you can claim that you have disproved something when you have made major errors in your math.

I would probably write it as:

t1 = t*(sqrt(1-(v^2/C^2)))

That way I can see what the equation is and only have
3 variables, t, v, and t1. t and v of course are the input values and t1 is the output value, while C is a constant.

Bill Gill

C is not the speed of light in a vacuum.
C is the universal speed limit.