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WILL GIVE THAT CROWN THINGY! Why does the total amount of energy remain constant in the law of conservation of energy? Thanks

WILL GIVE THAT CROWN THINGY! Why does the total amount of energy remain constant in the law of conservation of energy? Thanks
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Why does the total amount of energy remain constant in the law of conservation of energy?

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because the law of conservation of energy is that energy is neither created nor destroyed; therefore, the amount of energy is constant throughout time.
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Explanation they value the same thing

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