Physics, asked by punithchowdary9209, 1 year ago

When is angular momentum independent of origin?

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Answered by kaushalgs

Answer:

when it's a point object and lie on axis.

Explanation:

as L=R(perpendicular)×F.

as R(perpendicular) is zero so no effect of its position on axis.

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