In the equation E=mc2 'c' is equal to the speed of light (in a vacuum) or 2.997*108.
or...
186282.397 miles per second
670616629 miles per hour
Or if you're metric
1.07925285 × 109 kph
299792458 metres per second
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Actually, the equation "works" only in SI units. With any other units you will need to introduce a constant which is based on the units used.
e = mc2
E=Mc2 was a way Einstein made up. E=MC2 means energy equals the mass (M) and the C is the speed of light squared.(E=energy,M=Mass,C=speed of light,2=squared)
The 'c' represents the speed of light.
E=Mc2 was a way Einstein made up. E=MC2 means energy equals the mass (M) and the C is the speed of light squared.(E=energy,M=Mass,C=speed of light,2=squared)
"C" is the standard abbreviation for the speed of light, which is a huge number.
m = e*c-2
e = mc2
it means e = MC2 which is M x c x 2
speed of light
Speed of light.
There is no sum of e=mc2, it is an equation concerning matter and energy. e=mc2 stands for: Energy equals mass times the velocity of light squared. E = M C 2
Yes!!! It is an algebraic equation. E = mc^2 In words Energy is equal to mass multiplied to the speed of light squared. It can be algebraically manipulated m E/c^2 or c^2 = E/m or c = sqrt(E/m)
E=Mc2 was a way Einstein made up. E=MC2 means energy equals the mass (M) and the C is the speed of light squared.(E=energy,M=Mass,C=speed of light,2=squared)
c is the speed of light in vacuum.
The 'c' represents the speed of light.
c = the speed of light.
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