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2 October, 12:00

When the total amount of a quantity is the same before and after some event occurs, we say that the quantity is (blank)

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  1. 2 October, 12:05
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    Ah hah! That description fits things like mass, linear momentum,

    energy, angular momentum, electric charge, and politicians. They

    never appear or disappear, they just move from place to place.

    We say that those quantities are conserved.
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