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E=mc^2 in terms of m

User Mascoj
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Solution:


e = {mc}^(2) \\ = > {mc}^(2) = e \\ = > m = \frac{e}{ {c}^(2) }

Answer:


m = \frac{e}{ {c}^(2) }

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User Maks Verver
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E/(c^2) = mc^2/(c^2)
m = E/(c^2)
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