according to the law of conservation of energy , energy can only be transformed from one form to another , it can neither be created nor be destroyed . does this mean the total amount of energy in this world is the same always ?

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if you consider that The universe is all that exists, then the Total energy of within than universe of all kinds (assuming ideal situations) is constant.

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according to the law of conservation of energy , energy can only be transformed from one form to another , it can neither be created nor be destroyed . does this mean the total amount of energy in this world is the same always ?

Dear student if you consider that The universe is all that exists, then the Total energy of within than universe of all kinds (assuming ideal situations) is constant. Regards

Dear student

if you consider that The universe is all that exists, then the Total energy of within than universe of all kinds (assuming ideal situations) is constant.

Regards