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What is the significance of Einstein's famous equation E = mc2? A) Energy is not related to mass. B) Mass can be destroyed. C) Energy can be destroyed. D) Mass and energy can convert to one another.
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What is the significance of Einstein's famous equation E = mc2?

A) Energy is not related to mass.
B) Mass can be destroyed.
C) Energy can be destroyed.
D) Mass and energy can convert to one another.

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D) Mass and energy can convert to one another.

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D) mass and energy can be converted to each other.

Also note that the conversion factor is C^2

where: E = m c^2
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