Answer to Question #212333 in Mechanics | Relativity for louise

Question

how does the elapsed time for a process seem to be longer, an observer moving with the process or observer moving to the process? which observer measures proper time? explain your answer

Answer 1

Answer: The time interval for the observer moving with the process is less than the time interval for the observer moving to the process. Appropriate time is measured by an observer moving with the process. This follows from the consequences of the special theory of relativity.