For the Angular Momentum of an Object to Be Conserved

question 308

Multiple Choice

For the angular momentum of an object to be conserved (i.e., to not change) , the

• A) speed of the object must not change.
• B) object must not be acted on by an internal torque (caused, for example, by the muscles in a skater's arms).
• C) object must not be acted on by an outside torque.
• D) size of the object must not change.

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Definitions:

Payback Period

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