1. How were matter and energy conserved in each demonstration?

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Matter and energy are conserved in nature through their use by biological systems, which is dedicated by the Law of conservation.

<h3>What does matter and energy conservation mean?</h3>

Matter and energy conservation indicate that organisms can not create or destroy these elements in nature.

Matter and energy conservation are fundamental for maintaining the state of equilibrium (homeostasis) of biological systems.

In conclusion, matter and energy are conserved in nature through their use by biological systems, which is dedicated by the Law of conservation.

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