A 500-g particle is located at the point 7 = 4m +3m 1 - 2m and is moving with a velocity = 5 m/s 1-2 msĵ+ 4 m/s k. What is the angular momentum of thisparticle about the origin?O (121-31-4) kg. m²/sO (241-61-8k) kg. m²/sO (81+14 - 13 k) kg • m²/sO (41 - 137 - 11.5 k) kg • m²/sO (10 -1 + 2 k) kg. m²/s

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Given(s): m=500 g=0.5 kg r→=(4 i^+3j^-2k^) m v→=(5i^-2j^+4k^) m/s Require: Angular momentum, p→=?

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A 500-g particle is located at the point particle about the origin? (121-31-4k) kg. m²/s O (241-6 7-8 k) kg. m²/s O (81+141-13 k) kg. m²/s ● (4-131-11.5k) kg. m²/s (10-1+2 k) kg. m²/s t7 = 4m î+ 3m 1 - 2m k and is moving with a velocity = 5 m/s 1-2 msj + 4 m/s . What is the angular momentum of this

A 500-g particle is located at the point particle about the origin? (121-31-4k) kg. m²/s O (241-6 7-8 k) kg. m²/s O (81+141-13 k) kg. m²/s ● (4-131-11.5k) kg. m²/s (10-1+2 k) kg. m²/s t7 = 4m î+ 3m 1 - 2m k and is moving with a velocity = 5 m/s 1-2 msj + 4 m/s . What is the angular momentum of this

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