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What Einstein’s equation equates mass and energy together ?
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What Einstein’s equation equates mass and energy together ?

What Einstein’s equation equates mass and energy together ?-example-1
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Einstein expanded the theory of relativity first to include space and time, and then mass and energy. ... The equation E = mc^2, where E = energy, m = mass, and c = the speed of light, is used to express the relative nature of mass and energy.
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From Einsteins quantum theory of emission,


enegy = {m} {c}^(2)

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