User:Ashok dahal

ashok dahal is a small student of geomatics engineering in tribhuwan university institute of engineering Nepal. his father is balaram dahal and mother is sharaswoti dahal he is recently researching on special theory of force whose simple concept is (this is not proved yet and still on study and not verified so do not try on real life and class)

We know that

     According to Einstein’s theory of relativity mass is increased by the extreme velocity

The mass is increased then we must have to increase force …….

     The force can be calculated by my formula

According to Newton’s force relation F=ma……………(1)

And if body started from rest then

M = m. c\ (1-v^2/c^2)^1/2 If object starts from rest then M=m. c/(c^2-A^2t^2)^1/2

              	For  constant  acceleration

F=m.ca/(c^2-a^2t^2)^1/2 Doing derivative to get rate of increase of force At high speed adding them by small time dt then integrating

We get [m.a{c-(c^2-a^2t^2)^1/2]/[(c^2-a^2t^2)^1/2]

      As calculation m.=5000
   constant Acceleration a=5000m/s^2
   time =355s

then increased force =438.2044065 If time is 98989 then we cant get finite number i.e. force infinite So theory of relativity valid… Significances  It obeys Einstein’s theories  It have speed limit 3*10^8 m/s  It works at any instant and any place of universe  Mixture of Newons and Einstein’s theory  Body must start from rest and m. is rest mass

thank you

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