★Can A body in translator motion have angular momentum ?
★what is rotational analogues of Force and Mass of a body ?
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⏩Yes,a particle in translatory motion always has an angular momentum,unless the point(about which angular momentum is calculated)Lies on the line of motion.
⏩Rotational analogues of Force is Torque and Rotational analogue of Mass is moment of Inertia.
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⏩Yes,a particle in translatory motion always has an angular momentum,unless the point(about which angular momentum is calculated)Lies on the line of motion.
⏩Rotational analogues of Force is Torque and Rotational analogue of Mass is moment of Inertia.
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Yes, a body in translator motion have angular momentum.
It goes in straight Line and it have momentum
Rotational anagolues of force is a force of torque .
mass of body is Movement of mass of a body
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Yes, a body in translator motion have angular momentum.
It goes in straight Line and it have momentum
Rotational anagolues of force is a force of torque .
mass of body is Movement of mass of a body
hope my answer helps you
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