Re: What would the end velocity be if...?

On Feb 25, 2:09 am, finite guy <adamle...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Even neglecting time momentarily,
> why is E=mc^2 a purely planar equation for spatial (cubic)
> reality...?

It's a relation****p between two scalar quantities.

What do you mean by being a "purely planar equation".
Surely you aren't saying the power of 2 makes it
planar, and everything involving 3-space should
have a power of 3 in it?

For instance F = ma is a three-dimensional
equation, relating two three-dimensional vector
quantities F and a. It is a short hand for the
three equations

   Fx = m*ax
   Fy = m*ay
   Fz = m*az

and can also be written

(Fx, Fy, Fz) = m*(ax, ay, az)

If that isn't 3-D, what is? But nary a
power of 3 to be found.

           - Randy