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[Freethinker]

Originally posted by: Tormod
Energy IS mass. That is the basis of relativity theory. E=mc^2...So turn it over and you'll find that m=(c^2)/E. That will never give 0.

Er Tormod

E=m(C^2)

divide (C^2) out of both sides

E/(C^2)=m(C^2)/(C^2)

(C^2)/(C^2) cancel and leave

E/(C^2)= m

or:

m=E/(C^2)

NOT

m=(C^2)/E

You shouldn't post math this late at night! :-)