One of the most famous - and likely most misunderstood - equations in history, what was the mass-energy formula derived from Einstein's relativity theory?

Einstein's mass-energy equivalency formula E=mc^2, derived from relativity theory, has been called "the world's most famous equation." At its most fundamental, the equation states that energy and mass are interchangeable: they are two distinct manifestations of the same thing.

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