Physics, asked by SiyonaDas123, 8 months ago

The torque acting on a body doesn't depend on

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Answered by shivamsahu1401

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Answer:

Angular Momentum

Explanation:

A body in elliptical orbit experiences radial forces from foci of the orbit which provides no torque. Thus, angular momentum remains constant.

∴τ= dt/dl

τ=0⇒L=constant

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