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How do you prove that angular momentum is conserved by using Euler's equations, for a rigid body not subject to any torques?
I can show that angular momentum is constant because there's no torque acting on the body and no torque means no change in angular momentum.
But how do I show this with Euler's equations.
I can show that angular momentum is constant because there's no torque acting on the body and no torque means no change in angular momentum.
But how do I show this with Euler's equations.