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asdofindia
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Angular momentum is equal to cross product of radius and linear momentum (moment of momentum)
Torque is the cross product of radius and force (moment of force)
But angular velocity is not the moment of linear velocity, and angular acceleration is not the moment of linear acceleration..
Why's this so?
I can't get myself to think properly about where the switch is happening.
Torque is the cross product of radius and force (moment of force)
But angular velocity is not the moment of linear velocity, and angular acceleration is not the moment of linear acceleration..
Why's this so?
I can't get myself to think properly about where the switch is happening.