29. The law of conservation ofenergy states that energy*O Cannot be created or destroyed.O Is created from motion.Can only be converted into heat.Is always equal and opposite.

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energy states that energy*
O Cannot be created or destroyed.
O Is created from motion.
Can only be converted into heat.
Is always equal and opposite.

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