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3 years ago

Name the principle which states that energy

Physics

2 answers:

saw5 [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

the Laws of Thermodynamics

Explanation:

these laws states that no form of energy can be created by anyone or anything, without a previous and equal input of energy being put in, that energy can only be transferred from object to object and through different forms

Example: the way a heater runs to warm up an area, that is the process of electrical energy, or energy stored in propane being <em>converted </em>into heat energy

this law is universally implied and has been proven on multiple accounts to be true, in no way can you create energy out of thin air, all you can do is transform and transfer it

hope this is what you was going for, very good point in science

this is one of two correct answers, the other answer to this question is also correct

Alenkasestr [34]3 years ago

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Law of Conservation of Energy

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