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A comet orbits the sun (figure). When it is at location 1 it is a distance d1from the sun. When the comet is at location 2, it is a distanced2from the sun, and has magnitude of momentump2. (a) when the comet is at location 1, what is the direction of LA? (b) when the comet is at location 1, what is magnitude of LA? (c) When the comet is at location 2, what is the direction of LA? (d) when the comet is at location 2, what is the magnitude ofLA ? Later we鈥檒l see that the angular momentum principle tells us that the angular momentum at location 1 must be equal to the angular momentum at location 2.

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The comet is at location 1, the direction of LAis normally outward to the plane of the paper.

The comet is at location 1, the magnitude ofLA is =d1p1sin.

The comet is at location 2, the direction of LAis directed out of the plane of the paper.

The comet is at location 2, the magnitude ofLA is=d2p2

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Definition of Angular Momentum.

The rotating inertia of an object or system of objects in motion about an axis that may or may not pass through the object or system is described by angular momentum.

02

Relation between the linear momentum and the angular momentum is-

(a.) The expression which relates the radius vector, linear momentum of the object, and the angular momentum is,

L=rp

Here,ris the unit vector,pis the linear momentum vector, andL is the angular momentum vector.

Use the right-hand rule to find the direction of angular momentum vector.

The figure which shows the directions of linear momentum, radius vectors at locations 1 and 2 is given below.

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When comet is at location 1-

When comet is at location 1, by right hand rule, the direction ofLA is normally outward to the plane of the paper.

At location 1, the magnitude of angular momentum LAis

|LA|=|d1p1|=d1p1sin

Therefore, the orbital angular momentum of the comet at location 1 isd1p1sin .

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When comet is at location 2-

The direction of angular momentum at the location 2 according to the right-hand rule is directed out of the plane of the paper.

At location 2, the magnitude of angular momentumLA is

|L2|=|d2p2|=d2p2sin90=d2p2

Therefore, the orbital angular momentum of the comet at location 2 isd2p2.

Hence, the direction and the magnitude of the comet is at location 1 is normally outward to the plane of the paper and=d1p1sin .

The direction and the magnitude of the comet is at location 2 is directed out of the plane of the paper and=d2p2 .

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