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Energy is a physical quantity with properties somewhat similar to what other quantity?

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Vesnalui [34]3 years ago

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Answer: Money

Explanation:

Both money and energy are part of a cycle.

What does this mean?

Energy is not created nor destroyed, it is transformed into other forms of energy (for example: thermal energy, acoustic energy, kinetic energy, among others). Something similar happens with the flow of money in economic transactions, in which <u>money is exchanged for products, work or services and continues its flow in the market.</u>

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Therefore, energy is a physical quantity with properties somewhat similar to <u>money</u>.

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