Re: Explain the Law of conservation of matter and energy


"LameDuck" <Drifta12@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Can you give me an outline of how I should order it my essay. Like what
> I should talk about first and what I should talk about last
>
> Also can you give me something easier that a high school sophmore might
> understand.
>
> But thanx for your reply.

Check out
http://www.newton.dep.anl.gov/askasci/phy00/phy00968.htm

Post your email address and I can send you a paper explaining it in the
context of the other conservation laws such a conservation of momentum.
Basically conservation of energy is a tautological statement about a systems
time symmetry.

Thanks
Bill


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