How Must an Object Be Moving for Us to Be

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Multiple Choice

How must an object be moving for us to be able to use the theory of special relativity to describe the object?

• A) The object must be moving close to the speed of light; how speed and direction change is not important.
• B) The object must be moving at a constant speed in a straight line; how fast it is moving is not important.
• C) The object must be moving in a constant direction; how its speed changes is unimportant.
• D) The object must be moving at a constant speed; whether the direction of motion changes is unimportant.

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