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Oct 1st, 2002, 10:23 AM
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High Speed Equations
Generally, we take relative velocity as
a-b
However, at higher velocities (specifically in the case of special relativity cases) it's
w = (a-b)/(1-ab/c^2)
or
w = (a+b)/(1+ab/c^2)
That's as far as I know. I had to take it for granted. Could someone take the time out and explain it to me? Thanks. 
-Frog.
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