Energy can be neither created nor destroyed, but can be changed from one form to another.

Which of the following statements does not support the above conclusion?

When energy in one form disappears, an equivalent amount of energy in other forms appears somewhere.

The law of conservation applies only when the quantity of matter remains the same.

This law is responsible for a passenger in a running bus moving forward suddenly when the bus stops.

When a bus starts, a standing passenger tends to remain firm rather than the squatting passenger.