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Help!!! It’s for a class

Help!!! It’s for a class-example-1
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Answer:

m refers to the invariant mass

Explanation:

User LiraNuna
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Answer:


m=(e)/(c^(2) )

Explanation:


e=mc^(2)


m=(e)/(c^(2) )

I don't know how to explain this but here you go.

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