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How can we derive E = MC^2? Help required.No direct answer please.
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well i think you can not drive it , its just equation relating mass and energy.
@theyatin there might be a way of relating it.
its derived from newton,s second law combined with his theory of relativity...am i rit guys
its like K.E.=1/2mv^2
@mathavraj would you put forward your answer.
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u want the full derivation...it would take a while ?
@mathavraj yeah its okay with me take your time .
@mathavraj ,I think I have found my answer on website of @JamesJ .Do you have a different approach?
ok...i was just using my text book...if u have got it...then iam happy...
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@mathavraj thanks for trying to help me .
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