Question

\matter cannot be created nor destroyed\ forms the basis of which of these laws?
the law of entropy
the law of limiting factors
the law of conservation of matter
the law of biodiversity

Explanation:

The statement "Matter cannot be created nor destroyed" directly defines the Law of Conservation of Matter, which states that matter is neither created nor destroyed in a closed system. The other options (Entropy, Limiting Factors, Biodiversity) describe different scientific principles unrelated to this core idea about matter's persistence.

Answer:

The Law of Conservation of Matter