Physics, asked by basutalawar22, 8 months ago

derive the relation between torque and angular momentum for single particle?

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Answered by bhargavi2026

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Answer:

Explanation:

we know that torque=I×α

AND ANGULAR MOMENTUM=MR²ω

I=MR²

∴TORQUE=MR²α

α=ω/t

TORQUE=MR²ω/t

torque ×t=angular momentum

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