Which consequence arises when inertial mass increases due to momentum?

💡 Explanation

Increased inertial mass affects momentum transfer, applying *relativistic mass increase*; because the frequency changes according to relative motion, the Doppler Effect is modified, therefore the apparent observational frequencies change, rather than reduced time dilation under non-relativistic momentum changes.

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