SOLUTION: E=mc^2 for c^2
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Question 1095215: E=mc^2 for c^2
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Energy = mass x c^2 (c is the speed of light, and the word used is "celeritas" meaning speed. c^2 is the constant used in this formula)
Divide both sides by mass:
E/m = c^2
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