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The amount of energy at the end of the system (output) is different from the starting energy (input). How does this not violate (break) the law of the conservation of energy. Th…

The amount of energy at the end of the system (output) is different from the starting energy (input). How does this not violate (break) the law of the conservation of energy. Th…
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the amount of energy at the end of the system (output) is different from the starting energy (input). How does this not violate (break) the law of the conservation of energy. This question is based on solar and wind energy

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Because some of the energy escaped or was used.

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