What is the rest energy that corresponds to a small amount of table salt (mass = 0.54 grams)?Recall that 1 g = 10-3³ kg.E =JNote: you can enter your answer using exponential notation using "E": for example, 1.23 x 1012 i-expressed as 1.23E12.

Mass, m = 0.54 g = 0.54×10-3 kg = 0.00054 kg Speed of light, C = 3×108 m/s Rest mass energy, E = ?

What is the rest energy that corresponds to a small amount of table salt (mass = 0.54 grams)? Recall that 1 g = 10-³ kg. E= J Note: you can enter your answer using exponential notation using "E": for example, 1.23 x 10¹ 23512

What is the rest energy that corresponds to a small amount of table salt (mass = 0.54 grams)? Recall that 1 g = 10-³ kg. E= J Note: you can enter your answer using exponential notation using "E": for example, 1.23 x 10¹ 23512

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