Does anyone knows the proof for E=V/m?

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The discussion revolves around the search for proof of the equation E=V/m, with participants requesting clarification on the symbols used and the complete formula. There is a focus on understanding whether V and m represent electric field strength, voltage, mass, total energy, or potential energy. Contributors are encouraged to provide specific sources, including book titles and page numbers, for reference. The conversation emphasizes the need for precise definitions and context regarding the equation. Overall, the thread highlights the importance of sourcing and verifying scientific formulas.
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I can't find it help me if you know it
 
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Please be more specific. At the very least, post the complete formula. I assume that the dots mean that there's more than V and m on the right-hand side. What do those symbols represent? Electric field strength, voltage and mass? Total energy, potential energy and mass? Where did you find the formula? If it's a book, tell us the name and the page number. If possible, link directly to that page at google books.
 
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