How Is Mechanical Energy Conserved During Transfers And Transformations?

How is mechanical energy conserved during transfers and transformations?

Answer:

Conservation of Energy  

The law of conservation of energy states  that when one form of energy is transformed  to another, no energy is destroyed in the  process.

According to the law of conservation of  energy, energy cannot be created or destroyed.  The total amount of energy is the same before and after any transformation.

If you add up all the new forms of energy  after a transformation, all of the original  energy will be accounted for.

Example:

If you set a spinning top in motion, will the top  remain in motion forever?

- No, it will not.

What happens to its energy?

Is the energy destroyed?

The energy will remain and the energy will not be destroyed.

CODE: 9.22.4.2.


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