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Angular momentum of the particle rotating with a central force is constant due to
Options
(a) Constant torque
(b) Constant force
(c) Constant linear momentum
(d) Zero torque
Correct Answer:
Zero torque
Explanation:
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- The rest mass of a body is m1. It moves with a velocity of 0.6c, then its relativistic
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