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Answer to Problem 58P
The angular momentum of the Earth when it is rotating about its axis is
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Mass of Earth,
Radius of Earth,
Distance of Earth from Sun,
Time of rotation about its axis,
Earth is rotating about its axis.
Formula used:
Moment of inertia of Earth about its axis,
Angular speed,
Angular Momentum,
Calculation:
Substituting values for moment of inertia,
Substituting values for angular speed,
Substituting values for angular momentum,
Conclusion:
Angular momentum of earth while rotating about its axis is
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The angular momentum of Earth.
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Answer to Problem 58P
The angular momentum of Earth when it is revolving around the Sun is
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Mass of Earth,
Orbital radius,
Time period of revolution,
Earth is revolving around the Sun.
Formula used:
Moment of inertia of Earth about its axis,
Angular speed,
Angular Momentum,
Calculation:
Substituting values for moment of inertia,
Substituting values for angular speed,
Substituting values for angular momentum,
Conclusion:
Angular momentum of earth while revolving around Sun is
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