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So what is the energy measured in?

 

And also how was the question worked out?

So what is the energy measured in?

Most scientific equations you'll see are in SI units. So energy is Joules.

And also how was the question worked out?

I don't quite follow what you're asking here.

the energy is in joules assuming you are using SI. but the equation can be applied to multiple systems of units.

 

full derivations can be found via google.

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Most scientific equations you'll see are in SI units. So energy is Joules.

 

I don't quite follow what you're asking here.

 

Sorry, I dont mean question I mean formula.

Sorry, I dont mean question I mean formula.

 

 

It is measured in joules and look at this link for how it was derived. E=mc^2 <-- click and go to background. It is summarised but it should be enough.

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