> > Why? Is the observer moving relative to the source? No... so v = 0 > > Is the observer moving relative to the detector? No... so v = 0 > > Is the observer moving relative to the medium (air)? No.. so v = 0. > > > > Since v = 0 in this case, c+0 = c. > > Are you sure about that? > Are you sure c+0 is not -c? > After all, since sqrt(1) can be -1 and sqrt(1) can be 1, > we can have > c + 0 = c > = 1 * c > = sqrt(1) * c > = (-1) * c > = -c > You see, c+0 has two answers: c and -c > > Dirk Vdm Note the above clear example of the argument of a troll, sticking its nose in where it wasn't invited. Does it occur to you, dirtbag, that lying to make your pathetic jokes is extremely unethical? Nowhere have I ever said "Logic is utter gibberish", but you, scumbag, have chosen to maliciously quote me as saying that. You are a pathetic liar, not to be believed by anyone, and the only reply you can expect if you answer one of my posts again is this one. Androcles. |
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