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Solve for m in terms of E and c: E=mc^2
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Solve for m in terms of E and c: E=mc^2
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E = mc^2....divide both sides by c^2
E / c^2 = m
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E = mc^2
send c^2 to the other side, it divides
m = E/c^2
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