Physics, asked by adityagupta3368, 5 months ago

why it is E=mc2 ??????¿???????????????????????????????​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Although we say E = mc^2, Einstein first wrote it this other way, assigning an energy-equivalent-mass to massless particles...... Conserving energy and momentum both seems to be something our Universe requires, and that's why E = mc^2.

Answered by VEDANTMISHRAKUSH
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Answer:

e= energy m= mass c²= energy of light squared

Explanation:

means energy = mass*energy of light squared

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