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Answered by Anonymous
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kanda=h/p

p=h/lameda-------------(1

E=hC/lamda-----------(2

putting value of p in ------(2

E=pc

if we don't assume velocity is equal to speed of light

E=mc^2

Answered by sana5135
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E = relativistic kinetic energy + mc^2

0+mc^2

mc^2

so :

E = mc^2

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