if E=mc2 what does n=?

Question

i really need the answer plese help me

Answer 1

This question doesn't make sense. There's no n in the equation. n could be equal to anything.

Answer 2

Hi:

I believe you typed "n" for "m" by mistake; that okay we all do it at some time { You should see my spelling sometimes and well as my grammar... lOl :) , However m stand for the mass of a object moving at the speed of light. What Einstein found was that if split or force atoms together that the resulting mass move at nearly the speed of light, Meaning that for a small amount of mass you get a lot of energy. In fact Einstein was told by someone that " Your saying that there is more power in a lump of goal than in the whole Prussian army, why have we not seen this power? Einstein replied that if Multi billionaire had not spend or given away a cent of his money ;how would people know how rich he is?, However they have seen this power. It rise every morning and sets at sunset and is seen as little points in the night sky as well, because there are the sun and stars { extra info here - thought you would to know - Fascinating story here - read it sometime }

hope this helps

Answer 3

Without any context n means aboslutely nothing. n is used in many math operations as a generic place holder for any number.
Example : 2^n where you multiply 2 * 2 n times. In other words n is just a variable. In the equation E = mc2 there is only one constant c represeting the speed of light.

Answer 4

E = energy
m=mass
c=speed of light
n=# protons but doesn't make sense here

Answer 5

There is no "n" in this equation.
E=energy
M=mass
c=speed of light.
2 means squared
E=B*c*c or E=Mc^2

Answer 6

I suppose you wrote "n" instead of "m" by mistake.
If you cannot write 3 letters without making a mistake in one of them, give up Einstein.

Answer 7

E = energy
m=mass
c=speed of light
n=not there...

Answer 8

n is the primary quantum number

Answer 9

Where is 'n' in this formula.