Angular momentum is calculated as the
A.product of mass times velocity
B.product of mass times angular velocity
C.product of moment of inertia times velocity
D.product of moment of inertia times angular velocity
Option ( D ) is correct.
Angular momentum= Moment of inertia x angular velocity.
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