A system conists of a merry-go round traveling with a constant angular velocity and a student to the side. As the merry-go round is in motion, the student jumps on the merry-go round. How does the angular momentum of the system before the student jumps on the merry-go round compare to the angular momentum of the system after the student jumps on the merry-go round?
A system conists of a merry-go round traveling with a constant angular velocity and a student to the side. As the merry-go round is in motion, the student jumps on the merry-go round. How does the angular momentum of the system before the student jumps on the merry-go round compare to the angular momentum of the system after the student jumps on the merry-go round?
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