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Law of conservation of energy A B C D
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Law of conservation of energy
A
B
C
D

Law of conservation of energy A B C D-example-1
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Law of conservation of energy states that energy can neither be created nor destroyed, so whatever energy you put in, you get it back without any loss.
Therefore A is correct
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Choice A because the amount of Joules on both sides are equal to one another (balanced).
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