Calculating Angular Momentum: Axis of Rotation Explained

ajaysabarish · Dec 20, 2015

about what axis is equation of angular momentum calculated(angular momentum = moment of inertia*angular velocity)?
please help.

jedishrfu · Dec 20, 2015

There is an infographic in the wiki article that shows the relationship:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angular_momentum

in the section on: Vector — angular momentum in three dimensions

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