relationship of matter and energy in physics??

Question

can you please give me an answer or a link where i can get the answer of that question.. i'm really desperate.. it's my first semester taking Physics and now i'm stuck with this homework that i can't finish.. any answer will be appreciated..

Answer 1

Energy and matter are both conserved and cannot be created or destroyed.

They are both interchangable via the famous equation E = mc^2

Anything with mass has an equivalent value as energy, particle accelerators use this fact to created new types of particles using energy.

Answer 2

Matter is a structure in the form of atoms. An atom has a mass structure. When an object containing mass moves it is said that the velocity square in which it is moving is the result of a phenomenon .
the phenomenon is a process which we call energy.
There is a difference between mass and energy. Energy is the cause of motion in masses. When a mass is moving it is said that it has energy ,depending on the amount of power and time that was giving to it.
However the components that make up the mass are also moving ,hence there is also an energy of structure to keep the mass into a shape and quantity.

Answer 3

E = mc^2

E is energy... how it's measured, I don't remember, though.

m is matter, mass

c is the speed of light. in this equation, it is multiplied by itself.



A little bit of matter (let's use wood) can be transformed into energy. When you create fire, the wood is being changed into light and heat. It's not completely being transformed, because there's still some ash.

Answer 4

They are the same thing and are related by the famous equation
E = mc²
where E is energy, m is mass, and c is the speed of light.

Doug

Answer 5

e=mc 2(squared)

Energy equals matter times the speed of light, squared.

Answer 6

its simply
e = mc^2

Answer 7

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