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E=mc2 is an incorrect format to write Einsteins equation for the theory of special relativity. The correct way to write the equation when the hypertext capability is not possible is to use ^2. Thus, the correct way to write the equation is E=mc^2. (ESMC)

Rest Energy=Rest Mass*Speed of Light (3.0*10^8m/s)^2

Derived by Einstein and is the fundamental equation that explains mass->energy conversion.
E=mc^2 not E=mc2
E=mc2 by STUVWX MC^234567 July 11, 2019
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(_E=MC2_) 

Is an emoticon that means smartass. Often used in IRC.
Oh Gus, u r a fking (_E=MC2_)
(_E=MC2_) by Dat_ass May 31, 2012
Albert Einstein's forumla for his theory of general relativity.

E is Energy
m is Mass
c2 is really c squared (c^2). This means the velocity of light (8.0 x 10^8 meters/second)

By using this, it shows that no mass can accelerate to the speed of light.
Einstein is k1xx0r1ng j00 f00l'$ $#177`/ |V|47# $|<177$
e=mc2 by Yuri December 21, 2003
The only definition on Urban Dictionary with the actual ². It basically means Energy=Mass X Speed of light squared. Simple, eh?
Wow! Somebody knows how to do the ² in E=MC²!
E=MC² by glaires April 5, 2010
The ^ signals "to the power of," which in the case of two we shorten to "squared."
e=mc2 by Al Einstein May 3, 2005
Forget about E=mc^2. Be more powerful with E=mc^2
Person 1: Hey do you know what E=mc^2 means
Person 2: E=mc^2? What are you trying to do lift a feather. No be more powerful with E=mc^3
E=mc^3 by JDMac12 September 13, 2021