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Energy is based in whole on Einstein's principle of E=MC^2. At its base it is the concept of how objects interact with their surroundings, their natural energy, or rest energy, the energy that they create when in motion(Kinetic energy) and how energy can change given different interactions which are based on einsteins principle. | Energy is based in whole on Einstein's principle of E=MC^2. At its base it is the concept of how objects interact with their surroundings, their natural energy, or rest energy, the energy that they create when in motion(Kinetic energy) and how energy can change given different interactions which are based on einsteins principle. | ||
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Rest Mass Energy
Work In Progress - Shiv Tailor
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Energy is based in whole on Einstein's principle of E=MC^2. At its base it is the concept of how objects interact with their surroundings, their natural energy, or rest energy, the energy that they create when in motion(Kinetic energy) and how energy can change given different interactions which are based on einsteins principle.
A Mathematical Model
There are [math]\displaystyle{ E=lambdamc^2 }[/math] and
[math]\displaystyle{ E=mc^2 }[/math] which reprsents the rest energy. taken together the kinetic energy becomes the overall energy- rest energy. Due to the complexity of this equation, it maybe easier to use the equation [math]\displaystyle{ 1/2mv^2 }[/math] if the object is not traveling near the speed of light. This equation is applicable to everyday object that we see and more applicable for the "average" situation.
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