Question

E=mc^2 for m

Answer 1

Try it the same way we did the last couple... you need to get rid of the c^2 this time.

Answer 2

just divide both sides of the formula by c^2

Answer 3

Is it \[m=E \div c ^{2}\]

Answer 4

Divide both sides of the equation by c^2, so you get
m = E/(c^2)

Answer 5

Yes it is @annaalexa18

Answer 6

Yay! Thanks so much for everything, @agent0smith ! Now I am done with my Algebra homework!

Answer 7

Great :)