Explanation 1) Concept: Using the equation for position, we can find the velocity in terms of t by differentiating it. For second particle, using the equation for acceleration, we can find the equation for the velocity for second particle, by integrating this. Finally, we can equate the two equations to find the time. 2) Formula: i) L = m r × v ii) τ = r × F 3) Given: i) m = 30 k g ii) v → = - 2.0 t 3 i - m / s 4) Calculations: (a) We have, L = m r × v As the toy is moving along x axis and the velocity vector is also along the x axis, so the cross product r → × v → = 0 . Hence, the angular momentum is also zero. (b) We have, v → = - 2.0 t 3 i ^ m / s So, the acceleration vector can be calculated as, a → = d v → d t = - 6.0 t 2 i ^ m s 2 From this equation we can get that the acceleration vector is also along the x axis. So, r → × a → = 0 . Hence, r → × F → = 0 . So, the torque is zero. (c) For this case, we need to calculate position vector first. r ' → = r → - r → 0 Where, r 0 → = 2.0 i + 5.0 j Now, L = m r ' × v L = m r - r 0 × v L = m ( - r 0 × v ) L = 3.0 - 2.0 i ^ - 5.0 j ^ × 2.0 t 3 L = - 30 t 3 k ^ kg m/s 2 . (d) We have, τ → = r → × F → We have, F → = m a → So, τ → = m r ' → × a → = - m r → 0 × a → = - 3

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d) Torque at point (2.0, 5.0)

e) Angular momentum at point (2.0,-5.0)

f) Torque at point (2.0,-5.0)

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a) Angular Momentum

b) Torque

c) Angular momentum at point (2.0, 5.0)

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e) Angular momentum at point (2.0,-5.0)

f) Torque at point (2.0,-5.0)

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a) Angular Momentum b) Torque c) Angular momentum at point ( 2.0 , 5.0 ) d) Torque at point ( 2.0 , 5.0 ) e) Angular momentum at point ( 2.0 , - 5.0 ) f) Torque at point ( 2.0 , - 5.0 )

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To find: a) Angular Momentum b) Torque c) Angular momentum at point (2.0, 5.0) d) Torque at point (2.0, 5.0) e) Angular momentum at point (2.0,-5.0) f) Torque at point (2.0,-5.0)

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To find:

a) Angular Momentum

b) Torque

c) Angular momentum at point (2.0, 5.0)

d) Torque at point (2.0, 5.0)

e) Angular momentum at point (2.0,-5.0)

f) Torque at point (2.0,-5.0)