Short Answer 5 Questions 15 marks Calculate the answers to the questions, make sure you input values for each textbox. Each input can have multiple entries, don't forget to include units where necessary. The equation numbers are from the included image in each section Question 21 (3 points) Revolutions in Modern Physics: Quantum Mechanics and Special Relativity leV = 1.602 x 10-19J ... 1.1 h = 6.63 x 10-34J . s ... 1.21 Atm = /1- ... 1.12 p = - mu Lm = Ls \\/1 - ... 1.22 ... 1.3 mm = ms ... 1.13 Etotal = mez V1-42 ... 1.23 Erest = mc2 ... 1.31 Etotal = Ek + Erest ... 1.14 W = eAV ... 1.24 Ephoton = hf = he ... 1.32 Ex = hf - hfo ... 1.15 Ek = hf - W ... 1.25 Pphoton = 2 hi = h ... 1.33 In subatomic physics, it is convenient to use the electron volt, rather than the joule, as the unit of energy. An electron moves at 0.860 c in a laboratory. Calculate the electron's rest energy, total energy, and kinetic energy in the laboratory frame, in electron volts. (1) Indicate the equation number of the equation/s you used, (2) Electrons rest energy, (3) Electrons total energy, (4) Electrons kinetic energy