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'c' in the equation E=mc2 represents the speed of light (in a vacuum).

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C in the context of an atom bomb equation typically refers to the speed of light (approximately 3.00 x 10^8 m/s). This constant is crucial in the equation E=mc^2 formulated by Albert Einstein to explain the relationship between mass and energy. In the context of an atom bomb, this equation helps to calculate the immense amount of energy released during a nuclear explosion.

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