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explain \: e = mc {}^{2}

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E = m c² is a wrong equation with no explanation .

So here is the correct thing .

E = Δ m c² .

Δ is spelled as delta and it signifies change .

First of all let us talk about the units and then we will discuss about the formula :

E is the energy released .

Δ m is the change in the original and final mass .

c is the speed of light squared here .

E = ( m₂ - m₁ ) c²

Explanation of the formula :

The formula is a relation to show the amount of energy released when an atom disintegrates or loses mass due to nuclear changes .

Nuclear changes means that the changes take place within the nucleus of the atom .

The formula is very important as from this we can prove that the mass of a photon is zero using the formula .

Let the rest mass of a photon be m .

m = E/c² according to the formula .

Now the rest energy will be zero .

⇒ m = 0 .

Another important thing .

E = mc² is incomplete .

Here is the complete formula which was not written by Einstein :

E² = m²c⁴ + p²c²

This is the exact formula for energy .

p = momentum of the body ,

If the body is at rest p = 0 and hence E = m c² .

Only when a body is at rest we apply this formula .


Anonymous: e = mc² is not meaning less.
Anonymous: it is only meaningful for an object which is at rest or p = 0 .
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