Physics, asked by Thaadikaaran, 9 months ago

Explain About Mass–energy equivalence(E=mc2)

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Answered by baburaop
1

Answer:

About mass energy

Explanation:

It was discovered by Albert Einstein.

according to enstiens mass energy theorem that,

E=mc square

E=energy of the electron.

m=mass

c=constant

=3×10 power8 m/second or

3×10 power 10 cm/second

Answered by sourya1794
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Albert Einstein said that mass and energy are equivalent and are related by the equation:-

E = mc²

  • E is the amount of energy.

  • M is the mass.

  • C is the speed of light (in vacuum)

The speed of light is very very large so,an extremely large amount of energy is produced even if a small mass gets destroyed.

The destruction of mass happens in nuclear reactions like nuclear fission and fusion with the liberation of tremendous amount of energy.

In the mass energy equation if we put the mass in (kg) and the speed of light in (m/s) then,then energy will come in joules(J).

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