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Physics, 14.07.2019 12:50, yennifervilleda05

To calculate how much rest energy an object contains, you multiply a. its mass times its velocity. b. the force on it times the length of time the force acts. c. its mass times its acceleration. d. its mass times the speed of light squared. e. one

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