Do the relativity equations for time, length, and momentum hold true for everyday speeds? Explain.

They hold true but the differences they predict are hard to measure.Relativity equations do not apply at everyday speeds. The equations are different from Newton's equations at all speeds.Relativity equations do apply, but they are so hard to use that we use the simpler Newtonian equations even though they are measurably wrong.Relativity equations do not apply. They only apply at speeds near the speed of light.