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Suppose that, at t=6.00×10−4 s, the space coordinates of a particle are x=255 m, y=35.0 m,...

Suppose that, at t=6.00×10−4 s, the space coordinates of a particle are x=255 m, y=35.0 m, and z=35.0 m according to coordinate system S. If reference frame S′ moves at speed 1.41×105 m/s in the +x-direction relative to frame S, compute the corresponding coordinate values as measured in frame.S′. The reference frames start together, with their origins coincident at t=0.

x' = ??? m

y' = ??? m

z' = ??? m

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