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In a clown's frame, two events occur at t=0, one at x=6m and another at the...

In a clown's frame, two events occur at t=0, one at x=6m and another at the origin. Show that in inertial frames moving on the clown's x-axis, the two events are not simultaneous and that in fact the time difference between the two can range from negative infinity to positive infinity.

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