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TheQuestionGuy14
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The conservation of energy states energy can never be created nor destroyed, and the amount of energy in a system is always constant.
I'm just curious, say if a billiard ball just suddenly started moving without any other object making it do so, (kinetic energy was created), if it also suddenly lost some other energy (other energy is destroyed), equivalent to that of the kinetic energy it gained, is energy conserved?
I'm just curious, say if a billiard ball just suddenly started moving without any other object making it do so, (kinetic energy was created), if it also suddenly lost some other energy (other energy is destroyed), equivalent to that of the kinetic energy it gained, is energy conserved?