"Mass and energy can neither be created nor be destroyed." But if it is true then during a nuclear fusion or fission reaction how is mass converted to energy. In this case the mass is being reduced and energy is being increased.

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2022-11-19

"Mass and energy can neither be created nor be destroyed."
But if it is true then during a nuclear fusion or fission reaction how is mass converted to energy. In this case the mass is being reduced and energy is being increased. I know that it is due to the equation E = m c 2 E= mc^2 .
But does this violate the above quote?

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klofnu7c2

klofnu7c2

Beginner2022-11-20Added 14 answers

Let us put
a n := e n n ! a n + 1 a n = e n + 1 ( n + 1 ) ! n ! e n = e n + 1 n 0
Thus, the series converges absolutely and thus it also converges, i.e.:
n = 1 e n n ! converges n = 1 ( 1 ) n e n n ! also converges

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