Science, asked by ly2946503, 3 months ago

State the law of conservations
of energy. Show that when a body
falls from a height the total
mechanical energy remains same.​

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Answered by ajaybrar97812
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according to the law of conservation of energy the energy can neither be created nor be destroyed

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