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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
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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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