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We can calculate the value of Atomic Mass Unit(u) in terms of Energy by using the Einstein's mass-energy equation:E=m{c}^{2}.


Now, the absolute mass of Atomic Mass unit is 1.66\times{10}^{-27}kg and the exact value of speed of light is 2.998\times{10}{8}m/s. So, by putting these values in Einstein's equation, we will have:


E=(1.66\times{10}^{-27}){(2.998\times{10}^{8})}^{2}By solving this approximately we will get:


1 Atomic Mass Unit = 1.492\times{10}^{-10}J


Thus, 1 Atomic Mass Unit (u) is equivalent to1.492\times{10}^{-10}of enegy. We can convert this energy from Joules to Million Electron Volts (MeV) by using the relation:1.602\times{10}^{-13}J=1 MeV.


This will give us the following value of Atomic Mass Unit:


1 Atomic Mass Unit = 931 MeV.


Thus, 1 Atomic Mass Unit (u) is equivalent to 931 MeV of enegy.


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