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A 2.8 kg particle moves directly eastward at a constant speed of4.7 m/s along an east-west line.
(a) What is its angular momentum about a point that lies 7.1 mnorth of the line?
kg · m2/s

(b) What is its angular momentum about a point that lies 7.1 msouth of the line?
kg · m2/s

(c) What is its angular momentum about a point that lies 7.1 mdirectly east of the particle?
kg · m2/s

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Physics: Principles with Applications
7th Edition, 2013
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ISBN: 9780321625922

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