Physics, asked by gratta, 9 months ago

A particle of mass m moves in the XY plane with
a velocity v along the straight line AB. If the
angular momentum of the particle with respect
to origin Ois L, when it is at A and Lg when it is
at B, then

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Answered by shoaibmallik1003
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Answer:

from the definition of angular momentum,

L=r×P

at A

L(A)=mvr sin(theta) = mvd

at B

L(B) = mvr sin(theta) = mvd {d=rain(theta)}

therefore...

L(A)=L(B)

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