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A mass of 0.604 kg is converted completely into energy. (a) How much energy (J) is...

A mass of 0.604 kg is converted completely into energy.

(a) How much energy (J) is produced? (Range of answers is between 3.00 × 1016 and7.00 × 1016 J)

(b) how long (million years) would this much energy keep a 100-W light bulb burning? (Range of answers is between 10.0 and 25.0 million years)

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