Which is the best example of the law of conservation of energy?
A) A basketball stops bouncing because its energy disappears.
B) A rolling skateboard slows down because some of its kinetic energy changes to heat.
C) A falling book hits the ground and all of its energy is destroyed.
D) A toy car gains speed as it moves down a ramp because the ramp creates energy.
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