Conservation of Energy and Power

• What is the conservation of energy principle?

  Energy is always conserved, never destroyed.
• Why is the conservation of energy important?

  It ensures energy is never lost or created.
• What does the conservation of energy principle state about energy transfer?

  Energy can be transferred or stored.
• What happens to energy when it is transferred between stores?

  It is conserved but not created or destroyed.
• How does the conservation of energy principle apply to energy usage?

  Energy is always conserved in any process.
• What are the key points of the conservation of energy principle?

  • Energy is never created or destroyed.
  • Energy can be transferred or stored.
  • Energy is always conserved in processes.
• Can energy be created or destroyed according to the conservation principle?

  No, energy cannot be created or destroyed.
• What does it mean for energy to be conserved?

  It means energy remains constant in total amount.
• What implications does the conservation of energy have on energy resources?

  It implies resources must be managed sustainably.
• What is the first point of the conservation of energy principle?

  Energy can be transferred or stored.
• What happens to energy when it is dissipated?

  It is transformed but not lost.
• How does energy dissipation relate to the conservation of energy?

  Dissipation transforms energy but conserves total amount.