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Question
Angular momentum is ______.
Options
a scalar
a polar vector
an axial vector
None of these
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Solution
Angular momentum is an axial vector.
Explanation:
Angular momentum \[\vec L\] = \[\vec r\] × \[\vec p\] is defined as a cross product, and its direction lies along the axis of rotation, making it an axial (pseudo) vector, not a polar vector.
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