is e=mc2 chemistry or biology?

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neither

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it is rick

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hypermuddish wrote:

it is rick

 

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hypermuddish wrote:

it is rick

rick who?

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rick astley. for more info about him view this link:

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hypermuddish wrote:

rick roll NobleElevator astley. for more info about him view this link:

http://bitly.ws/3Vy7

ok!

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l o l

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hey noble, http://bitly.ws/3Vy7 

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l-___-l

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if this is a serious question it is physics

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It's physics as somebody already mentioned.

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oh yeah, physics! Like, duh! I know the answer, cuz its PHYSICS!

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Physics dude
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jason543 wrote:

if this is a serious question it is physics

agree

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E^2 = (mc2)^2 + (pc)^2 is the complete formula.
E= energy
m= mass
c= speed of light
p= momentum
This formula includes the possibility of no mass and no velocity
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Physics

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GoldaA1 wrote:
E^2 = (mc2)^2 + (pc)^2 is the complete formula.
E= energy
m= mass
c= speed of light
p= momentum
This formula includes the possibility of no mass and no velocity

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DeathlyHallows21 wrote:
GoldaA1 wrote:
E^2 = (mc2)^2 + (pc)^2 is the complete formula.
E= energy
m= mass
c= speed of light
p= momentum
This formula includes the possibility of no mass and no velocity

 

Brilliant

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Correct