SOLUTION: Given the formula from physics, v=v1 +v2/1+v1v2/c^2, solve for v2.

SOLUTION: Given the formula from physics, v=v1 +v2/1+v1v2/c^2, solve for v2.

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Question 87215: Given the formula from physics, v=v1 +v2/1+v1v2/c^2, solve for v2.
Answer by Nate(3500) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
I can't tell how the equation is set up ....

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