Multiple choice general knowledge science & technology

Who discovered the Law of Mass-Energy Equivalence, E=mc2?

  1. Sir Isaac Newton

  2. Aristotle

  3. Albert Einstein

  4. Madam Curie
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Explanation

Albert Einstein formulated the mass-energy equivalence principle E=mc² in 1905 as part of his Special Theory of Relativity. This revolutionary equation demonstrates that mass and energy are interchangeable, becoming fundamental to modern physics and our understanding of nuclear processes.

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