A particle of mass m is moving with a constant velocity parallel to the y axis. If at t=0 the particle is at point A(2m,0) then the angular momentum with respect to the origin on the passing time?
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remain constant as L= mvrsin theta
(perpendicular distance )
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Angular Momentum (L) will be constant.
Angular momentum (L) = mxv
where, m is mass of the moving particle
x is the distance of the particle on x axis from the origin
v is velocity of the particle
It is given that the particle is moving parallel to you axis. Therefore it's distance on the x axis from origin will remain constant.
So we can say that Angular momentum of the particle about the origin will remain constant.
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