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A-Level Physics - [Question]

Anyone have an idea of what
GeVc−2 GeVc^{-2} is or like how i can convert that to kilograms
I'll help you get started.
(GeV) / (c^2) = Gigaelectronvolt per speed of light squared

E = eV

Use E=mc^2
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Original post by DarkEnergy
I'll help you get started.
(GeV) / (c^2) = Gigaelectronvolt per speed of light squared

E = eV

Use E=mc^2


oh Yh thanks, just didnt realise GeV - was (Giga)eV thanks again.
(edited 7 years ago)
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Last thing so if its asking for resting energy (E)
0.106 GeVC^-2 shows this right:
m = 0.106GeV/c^2
So now all i have to do is convert 0.106GeV to eV then joules then that is the answer right?
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Last thing so if its asking for resting energy (E)
0.106 GeVC^-2 shows this right:
m = 0.106GeV/c^2
So now all i have to do is convert 0.106GeV to eV then joules then that is the answer right?


Yes, that is the correct method :smile:
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Yes, that is the correct method :smile:


thanks

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