Create your own example of a mathematical phrase you might hear in the real world and provide the translation for it. Be sure to identify what part of the phrase is represented by your variable. Can someone give me an example?

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Create your own example of a mathematical phrase you might hear in the real world and provide the translation for it.  Be sure to identify what part of the phrase is represented by your variable. Can someone give me an example?

anonymous · Answer

e=mc^2
e=energy
m=mass
c=the speed of light

This equation implies that nothing can go faster than the speed of light. As ANYTHING starts approaching the speed of light, it's mass starts to literally, increase, thus decreasing it's speed. Which is why nothing can travel faster than the speed of light. Also, a brilliant man came up with this. You might have heard of him. Einstein.