What is the significance of Einstein's famous equation E = mc2?


Energy is not related to mass.


Mass can be destroyed.


Energy can be destroyed.


Mass and energy can convert to one another.

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I'd say the last one but i might be wrong

Answer:

Energy and Mass are interchangeable. That means the energy and mass are convert to one another.

Einstein submitted a special theory that develops a nuclear power, where  the energy become a mass and mass become an energy.

E = mc²      OR   E/c² = m

Where

E stands for energy, (Joules)

m stands for Mass (Kg) and

c stands for speed of light (m/s)

where speed of light is constant, therefore E and m are mutually convertible

Also we find that the units on both sides of the equation are balanced