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- Does Newtons third law violate the law of energy conservation?
Energy conservation and linear momentum conservation are two indipendent laws, which need to be verified indipendently What is true is that the law of action and reaction, i e Newton's third law, implies the conservation of momentum
- Proof of conservation of energy? - Physics Stack Exchange
In general relativity conservation of energy-momentum is expressed with the aid of a stress-energy-momentum pseudotensor The theory of general relativity leaves open the question of whether there is a conservation of energy for the entire universe For cosmological matters see another entry in this forum on the law of conservation of energy
- Why doesnt $E = mc^2$ contradict the conservation of mass principle?
E=mc^2 implies that mass and energy are interconvertible Mass can be converted to energy and vice versa Therefore, mass is not conserved
- Proof Of Conservation Of Energy - Physics Stack Exchange
Note that in the answer, it rests on Newton second law, which means the conservation of energy which is axiomatic in mainstream physics at the mechanics level reverts to Newton's second law
- Why is the law of conservation of energy violated here?
Such internal energy is hard to keep track of, making the energy conservation law basically impossible to use for simulation, prediction and calculation without much more data This is why the momentum conservation law is very, very useful to have at hand when dealing with collisions
- If conservation of energy was wrong, how would we know about it?
Conservation of energy is a fundamental law of our universe There are many places where we cannot account every bit of it to check its validity but I guess you are thinking like, how to prove a law by only assuming you only know that law and nothing else thing, which I think is not related to physics
- Conservation of energy and Coulombs law - Physics Stack Exchange
The dielectric will have charges induced on it such that there is a net attractive force between the dielectric material and the two charges If the dielectric material is free to move it will move closer to the two charges, gaining kinetic energy as the system loses electric potential energy
- What is the relation between Newtons third law and law of conservation . . .
The internal forces can change the internal energy of a system The absence of external forces does not grant the conservation of KE but it does so for momentum So, the third law does not imply the conservation of kinetic energy KE is conserved in some special cases but it is not a consequence of N's 3rd law which is valid in general And the displacements are equal only in these special
- Intuitive explanation for why time symmetry implies conservation of energy?
9 According to Noether's Theorem, every physical symmetry leads to a conservation law For example, time-translation symmetry (the laws of physics don't change over time) implies conservation of energy, and space-translation symmetry (the laws of physics are the same everywhere) implies conservation of momentum
- Contradiction between law of conservation of energy and law of . . .
Now, this itself confused me a lot I then applied the law of conservation of kinetic energy to this situation, and clearly the magnitudes of the initial and final velocities of the ball are equal, so kinetic energy of the ball is conserved and hence the final kinetic energy of the wall must be zero in order to conserve energy
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