Einstein's E=mc² | Physics with Professor Matt Anderson | M29-10

It's the most famous equation in history, but what does it mean? SDSU students ponder Einstein's E=mc² and look at its implications for our everyday lives.
Physics with Professor Matt Anderson

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I really enjoyed the derivation of E=mC² I haven't taken Differential Equations and probably won't because time, money, and my major doesn't require it, but I'm happy I was able to follow along. I'm very glad that was included in this video. This was excellent, I very much enjoyed it.

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I have totally outsmarted AND exposed Einstein.

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2:45

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pc^2 gets no love, it explains so much about light and is the complete equation

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lolz for aeons!

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