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The equation E=mc^2 relates energy and. a. Force. b. Mass. c. Gravity. d. Work.

The equation E=mc^2 relates energy and. a. Force. b. Mass. c. Gravity. d. Work.
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The equation E=mc^2 relates energy and.

a. Force.
b. Mass.
c. Gravity.
d. Work.

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User Skataben
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B. Mass

It explains that,
"Matter and Energy are Interchangeable."
It's Einstein's equation meaning Energy is equal to the mass multiplied by the speed of light squared.
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