Physics, asked by akshatmovies0018, 1 day ago

what is the value of
e = mc ^{2}
ask with Albert Einstein and what he say that answer narrate me .

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Answered by krishkk8823
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Answer:

Energy equals mass times the square of speed of light. On the most basic level, the equation says that energy and mass (matter) are interchangeable; they are different forms of the same things

Answered by Atlas99
10

 \tt\huge{{E = mc^2}}

where,

E = Energy(measured in joule)

m = mass(measured in kilogram)

c = speed of light(3x10^8m/s)

This formula was given by a world famous scientist, noble prize winner, Albert Einstein in the year 1905 which is the most famous formula in the world.

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