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Chapter 37, Problem Q37.2(choose chapter or problem)
If simultaneity is not an absolute concept, does that mean that we must discard the concept of causality? If event A is to cause event B, A must occur first. Is it possible that in some frames A appears to be the cause of B, and in others B appears to be the cause of A? Explain
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