Question

question 16
how does the conservation of matter relate to the water cycle?

• water can be created and destroyed just like matter.
• water is conserved by using more matter than what you have.
• water is transformed over and over again like matter.
• water matters bro.

Explanation:

The conservation of matter states that matter cannot be created or destroyed, only transformed. The water cycle involves water changing forms (liquid, solid, gas) and moving between Earth’s systems (oceans, atmosphere, land) but not being created or destroyed—matching the principle of matter conservation. The correct option reflects this transformation.

Answer:

Water is transformed over and over again like matter.