How much energy can an object of mass 10 kilograms can produce. (Use E=mc\textsuperscript{2} formula) \(9 \times 10\textsuperscript{16}\) Joules \(90 \times 10\textsuperscript{16}\) Joules \(900 \times 10\textsuperscript{16}\) Joules \(9000 \times 10\textsuperscript{16}\) Joules
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