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What it Einstein's mass energy relation?

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Let `m_(0)` =Rest mass of a particle K.E. of moving particle = `c^(2)` (Increase in mass due to motion of particle)
`=c^(2)(m-m_(0))`
`=mc^(2)-m_(0)c^(2)`
Rest mass energy of a particle `=m_(0)c^(2)`
Total energy of a moving particle `E=(mc^(2)-m_(0)c^(2))+m_(0)c^(2)`
`E=mC^(2)`
Which is the required mass energy relationship.
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