6) Time isa) dependent on the observerb) absolutec) the same for different observersd) simultaneous in all casese) never changing

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6) Time is a) dependent on the observer b) absolute d) simultaneous in all cases e) never changing c) the same for different observers

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b) absolute
c) the same for different observers
d) simultaneous in all cases
e) never changing

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