Bet you cant solve this?

Seeing the number 3x10^8 (speed of light) and 'e (mass of electron) + m' says this ends up with units mass*velocity and involves the momentum and collision of an electron and another object in a vacuum.

m^2 = mass squared, units of kg.

e^2 = electron charge squared, units of Coulombs.

3 * 10^8 = speed of light in ms^-1.

So we have,

kg C m s^-1

Coulombs kilograms metres per second.

Coulomb = Joule per second; therefore,

Joules kilograms metres per second^2

E = mc^2 gives-:

In units; Joules = kilograms metres per second^2,

so the only difference in your equation is Joules, so I assume this would indicate that you are multiplying this by Energy.

year 12 physics.... standard formula for finding Volume..

It has to do with velocity, mass, energy and the speed of light..

Volume?? lol