What is the significance of Einstein's famous equation E = mc2?

a Energy is not related to mass.
b Mass can be destroyed.
c Energy can be destroyed.
d Mass and energy can convert to one another.

Question

What is the significance of Einstein's famous equation E = mc2?

a Energy is not related to mass.
b Mass can be destroyed.
c Energy can be destroyed.
d Mass and energy can convert to one another.

nickj123 · Answer

D

nickj123 · Answer

your answer is D because It tells us that mass and energy are related, and, in those rare instances where mass is converted totally into energy.

aero · Answer

I agree with @nickj123

Furthermore, we should know the basics that mass and energy cannot be destroyed. Conservation of Energy/Mass.

abhisindhu · Answer

YUP THEY ARE BOTH RELATED AS ITS PROVED IN EINSTEIN THEORY OF RELATIVITY TOO . SO ANSWER IS D