State law of conservation of energy & express it in the form of an equation for a body of
mass m falling from a point at a height h, above the ground.
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THE LAW OF CONSERVATION OF ENERGY STATS THAT ENERGY CAN NEITHER BE CREATED NOR DESTROYED IT CAN ONLY BE CONVERTED FROM ONE FORM TO ANOTHER.
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LETS CONSIDER THE DISTANCE FROM A TO C AS H AND THE DISTANCE FROM A TO B AS X AND THE DISTANCE FROM B TO C AS (H-X)
AT A
PE=MGH
KE=0
ME=PE+KE
ME =MGH+0=MGH
AT B
PE=MG(H-X)
=MGH-MGX
KE=1/2MV²
WHEN U=0, V²=2GS
1/2M*2GS
=MGX
ME=PE+KE
=MGH-MGX+MGX'
=MGH
AT POINT C
PE=0
KE=1/2MV²
WHEN U=0,V²=2GH
KE=1/2*M*2GH
KE=MGH
ME=KE+PE
=mgh+0
=MGH
THEREFORE WE SEE THAT AT ALL POINTS THE ENERGY REMAINS THE SAME IE,MGH THIS PROVES THAT ENERGY AT ANY POINT ALWAY REMAINS THE SAME
HENCE PROVED
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