Quiz – Length Contraction Physics 12Quizzes based on the BC Physics 12 curriculum. Special Relativity - Length Contraction 1 / 5 A train with a resting length of 275 m is travelling very fast relative to a stationary observer. The train appears 182 m long to the stationary observer. How fast is the train moving relative to the observer (in c)? Answer using numbers only (i.e. '0.75' for an answer of 0.75c). Check Quiz(PDF) Questions(PDF) 2 / 5 A train with a resting length of 275 m is travelling at 40.0% of the speed of light relative to a stationary observer. How long will the train appear to the stationary observer? Answer in metres, using numbers only (i.e. '1.9' for an answer of 1.9 m). Check Quiz(PDF) Questions(PDF) 3 / 5 A train with a resting length of 225 m is travelling at 0.140c relative to a stationary observer. How long will the train appear to the stationary observer? Answer in metres, using numbers only (i.e. '1.9' for an answer of 1.9 m). Check Quiz(PDF) Questions(PDF) 4 / 5 A train with a resting length of 275 m is travelling very fast relative to a stationary observer. The train appears 272 m long to the stationary observer. How fast is the train moving relative to the observer, as a percentage of the speed of light? Answer using numbers only (i.e. '72.5' for an answer of 72.5% of the speed of light). Check Quiz(PDF) Questions(PDF) 5 / 5 A train with a resting length of 205 m is travelling very fast relative to a stationary observer. The train appears 128 m long to the stationary observer. How fast is the train moving relative to the observer (in m/s)? Answer using numbers only (i.e. '282000000' for an answer of 2.82 x 10^8 m/s). Check Quiz(PDF) Questions(PDF) Your score is 0% Try new quiz By Wordpress Quiz plugin