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E=mc^2 c=3.0X10^8 (2 s.f), m= 2.4 (2 s.f)
Calculate the lower bound of E. Calculate the upper bound of E.
Calculate the lower bound of E. Calculate the upper bound of E.
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(Original post by JJIANG)
E=mc^2 c=3.0X10^8 (2 s.f), m= 2.4 (2 s.f)
Calculate the lower bound of E. Calculate the upper bound of E.
E=mc^2 c=3.0X10^8 (2 s.f), m= 2.4 (2 s.f)
Calculate the lower bound of E. Calculate the upper bound of E.
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(Original post by RDKGames)
What have you tried?
What have you tried?
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(Original post by JJIANG)
the answer ：the lower bound 2.05X10^17,the upper bound 2.28X10^17，but i can't work out
the answer ：the lower bound 2.05X10^17,the upper bound 2.28X10^17，but i can't work out
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(Original post by RDKGames)
Yeah but show your working towards your incorrect answer. What have YOU tried?
Yeah but show your working towards your incorrect answer. What have YOU tried?
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(Original post by JJIANG)
Yeah，i work out now ，c=2.95X10^8
Yeah，i work out now ，c=2.95X10^8
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(Original post by RDKGames)
Yeah but show your working towards your incorrect answer. What have YOU tried?
Yeah but show your working towards your incorrect answer. What have YOU tried?
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