The theory of General relativity. Albert Einstein was trying to develop a theory that would better explain why the universe behaves the way it does. At the time most scientists were still using Newton's theories which did not accurately predict the movement of planets around the sun. To explain his theory and allow it to make predictions about the universe that could be tested and proved, Einstein produced a set of equations.
The famous E=mc^2 was produced to explain the energy to mass ratio. This equation has been widely used and shows that the energy of an object is dependent upon it's mass.
So really to answer your question in the most literal way possible, Einstein "invented" E=mc^2 to give credibility to his theories and provide evidence.
albert einstein invented the equation E=mc2
Albert Einstein.
He made e=mc2
He invented the formula E=MC2
== Albert Einstein discovered that, E== mc2 ==
he made the theory of relativity or E=MC2
This question is badly worded, Albert Einstein did not invent 'the bomb'. He discovered the principals that the atom bomb was founded on, e=mc2 which shows that matter can be turned into energy. i dont actually know what year this was but it will be on the internet
E = mc2 is Albert Einstein's famous equation
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no, it was William Jones. Albert Einstein founded E=MC2.