Answer to Question #345873 in Physics for Thel

Question #345873

Calculate the rest energy of a single proton. Use the equation E=mc² to solve the problem.

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"E=mc^2\\\\\n=\\rm 1.67*10^{-27}\\: kg\\times (3*10^8\\:\\rm m\/s)^2=1.5*10^{-10}\\: J"

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