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How much energy is contained in particle with a mass of m= 1 x 10 kg? O 9 × 1033 J O 9 x 10¹6 J O 3 x 107 J O 9 × 107 J

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Chapter28: Special Relativity

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How much energy is contained in particle with a mass of m= 1 × 10-⁹ kg?
O 9 x 1033 J
O 9 x 10¹6 J
O 3 x 107 J
O 9 × 107 J

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