Physics, asked by atifpetarian, 10 months ago

If the torque on a particle about an arbitrary axis is zero what can you say about its angular momentum, about that origin ?

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Answered by Anonymous

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Explanation:

Torque τ = dL/dt When, τ = 0 , then L = constant Which means that L remains constant in magnitude as well as direction.

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