Albert Einstein’s Equation Team 6:   Georgina Colomé, Júlia Pérez, Paula Ramírez & Carla Antúnez
Albert Einstein’s Biography:  Youth and schooling   Albert Einstein  was born  in  Germany  the  14 th   of March in 1879. Although that he will began a very important  mathematician, his math's teacher said that he never will do anything interesting in his live.  He was a very bad student
His studies   When he was 15 he shows interest by :  Geometry  Algebra  Calculus
Moreover he enter in the federal polytechnic school in Zurich(1900) as a teacher of math's and  chemistry , but he can’t obtain the place  in the university.
Kinetic energy The speed of light The mass of an object Matter can be turned into energy and energy into matter
Both these nuclear reactions release a small portion of the mass involved as energy. Large amounts of energy! You are probably more familiar with their uses. Nuclear fusion is what powers a modern nuclear warhead. Nuclear fission (less powerful) is what happens in an atomic bomb (like the ones used against Japan in WWIIaiai), or in a nuclear power plant.
Consequences With these new discovery scientific starts to study the creation of the atomic  bomb to stop Hitler  In 1945 two atomic bombs exploted in Hiroshima and Nagasaki
 
The relationship with UNIT 2 We think that the relationship of the Einstein’s equation and Unit 2 is that these formula couldn’t exist without algebra because every letter of the equation means any value of each magnitude.
 

Albert Einstein’S Equation

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    Albert Einstein’s EquationTeam 6: Georgina Colomé, Júlia Pérez, Paula Ramírez & Carla Antúnez
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    Albert Einstein’s Biography: Youth and schooling Albert Einstein was born in Germany the 14 th of March in 1879. Although that he will began a very important mathematician, his math's teacher said that he never will do anything interesting in his live. He was a very bad student
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    His studies When he was 15 he shows interest by : Geometry Algebra Calculus
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    Moreover he enterin the federal polytechnic school in Zurich(1900) as a teacher of math's and chemistry , but he can’t obtain the place in the university.
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    Kinetic energy Thespeed of light The mass of an object Matter can be turned into energy and energy into matter
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    Both these nuclearreactions release a small portion of the mass involved as energy. Large amounts of energy! You are probably more familiar with their uses. Nuclear fusion is what powers a modern nuclear warhead. Nuclear fission (less powerful) is what happens in an atomic bomb (like the ones used against Japan in WWIIaiai), or in a nuclear power plant.
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    Consequences With thesenew discovery scientific starts to study the creation of the atomic bomb to stop Hitler In 1945 two atomic bombs exploted in Hiroshima and Nagasaki
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    The relationship withUNIT 2 We think that the relationship of the Einstein’s equation and Unit 2 is that these formula couldn’t exist without algebra because every letter of the equation means any value of each magnitude.
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