Physics, asked by hipsterizedoll410, 1 year ago

'Energy is neither be created nor destroyed' then why we should conserve energy?

Anonymous: both answers are wrong

hipsterizedoll410: Ok then what is the correct ans?

Anonymous: just wait.......im answering

Anonymous: but i cant

hipsterizedoll410: Hmm

Anonymous: ok....listen

Anonymous: its answer is that we have to conserve energy even its cant be destroyed nor constructed ......so that it cant convert into unusable form from usable form

ryan567: do u guys even know meaning of Que

Answers

Answered by Anonymous

hey frnd......
Energy is neither be created nor destroyed
then also we are said to conserve energy because if we use the energy in the manner we are using now it's will convert into unusable form from usable form.
so we should conserve energy.

Anonymous: tell me correct answer

chinu2333: I think my answer is correct

Anonymous: no

chinu2333: Its your thinking

Anonymous: ok......your thinking is also different

Anonymous: even we all have different thinking

Answered by viny6

hey mate

here is your answer

In physics and chemistry, the law of conservation of energy states that the total energy of an isolated system remains constant; it is said to be conserved over time. This law means that energy can neither be created nor destroyed; rather, it can only be transformed or transferred from one form to another.

Previous Question

Next Question