Explain e=mc^2

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Solution

m = mass
c = speed of light

E = energy

so energy associated with mass m is always equal to m*c^2

so energy of matter
E = mc^2

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So shudnt it be E=½mc² instead of just mc²?? Where.. m is mass and and c is the velocity??🤔

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