Use constant loop value and double division in other formulas like f =ma, e = mc2, e =hf and possible systematic errors.

Use constant loop value and double division  in other formulas like f  =ma, e = mc2,  e =hf and avoid possible systematic error.

Observe energy formulas (other than static energy) and interaction of particles or elements from power of 4 and above ie  e^4, f^4 etc..,  especially where time is a factor as a square in formulas in order to find a best suitable loop value constant  and  and check property of constant . Following is an example :-

e = mc² , e= (a+b)  , e^4 = e^3(mc²)

e^4 = (e ^3)a+ (e^3)b  where  after process loop value  constant is either

 e^4  + (e ^3)a- (e^3)b  = 0     or

e^4  +(e ^3)b-(e^3)a  = 0     or

e^4  -(e ^3)b +(e^3)a  = 0     or

e^3(mc²) - (e ^3)b +(e^3)a  = 0  etc...

a formula may have more than one loop value constant when given in a given value of power.

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