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Juxtaroberto
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I know that the mass of subatomic particles is usually given in electronvolts, and that c[tex]^{2}[/tex] is set to 1 so that we can say, "This particle has a mass of 13 eV." However, if you divide 13 eV by c[tex]^{2}[/tex], you get an answer, x. What units is this in?
Oh, also, what units do we use c in in the first place? km/s, m/s, mi/s?
Oh, also, what units do we use c in in the first place? km/s, m/s, mi/s?