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'emc2' means nothing!!!

If you mean

E = mc^(2)

This means

Energy(E)

Equal(=)

mass(m)

Multiplied to

The speed of light squared. c^(2)

It is from nuclear physics.

Note its similarity to

K.E. = mv^(2)

The energy of 'slow' moving objects.

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Assume the form is e = mc².

This form is important today because it's the form of the nuclear physics. It's widely used by fuel companies and other related resource/science companies. For instance, astrophysicists use that formula to calculate the energy provided by the fusion. That equation has a lot of applications on job careers!

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