HuntingPudel
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E=mc^2 is just a specific case of E=mv^2, where we are replacing the variable for velocity with a constant (the speed of light). It is a solution for the amount of energy required for an object of a given mass to travel at a given velocity. It is totally incorrect to be used in the situation of potential energy, given no velocity.
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