2×mass×speed of light =velocity√mass
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So, that’s all you need to know that THE SPEED OF LIGHT IS THE UNIVERSAL SPEED LIMIT.
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W=Fs
F=ma
Yes but e=also equal 1/2 mv^2 and e is also equal to mc ^2
So little bit calculation I get it
Yes I know it
kive
W=fs v^2 -u^2/2a. F=ma. W=fs =ma×v^2-u^2/2a. W=1/2m(v^2-u^2) u=0 ( object is at rest ). W=1/2 mv^2 e(k)=1/2 m^2 e=1/2 mv^2 but e is also equal to mc^2 so , mc^2 =1/2mv^2. 2/1 mc^2=mv^2. 2mc =√mv^2. 2mc=v√m.
4628(568)928=916₹858=85.:
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