Is e= mc^2 is wrong .? any one can prove this .
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It is an incomplete equation.....
E2=(mc2)2+(pc2)2..
this is complete but p becomes zero on Earth.
E2=(mc2)2+(pc2)2..
this is complete but p becomes zero on Earth.
krishnaphysician:
your answer is wrong
complete equation is e^2=(mc^2)^2+(pc)^2
And my question was is e= mc^2 wrong if yes prove
can you answer me
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