Calculate cangular momentum vector L

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Homework Statement



calculate the angular momentum vector L

Homework Equations



r = rr(hat) r=√(xsquared + y squared) r(hat) = <cosθ, sinθ>
v = r(dot)r(hat) + rθ(dot)θ

The Attempt at a Solution


L = mv X r

I don't know m, how can i calcuate L? please help me
 
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hi classicphysic! welcome to pf! :smile:
classicphysic said:
L = mv X r

I don't know m, how can i calcuate L? please help me

yes, you do need m!

so just call it "m", and leave it in the answer :wink:
 
i am waiting for the help people...checking it every hour but no body answers it
 
tiny-tim answered you already!

so just call it "m", and leave it in the answer

What more do you need?

And I really don't think this counts as "Advanced Physics". So, wrong forum?
 
hi classicphysic! :smile:
classicphysic said:
i am waiting for the help people...checking it every hour but no body answers it

posting it when the americans are about to go to bed, and the europeans are fast asleep :zzz:, isn't the best time, if you want a quick answer :wink:

(and posting it in the right forum would make it more likely that the right people see it)

btw, you don't need to keep checking … you should receive an email notification of each new post in any thread you've posted in :smile: