The components of angular momentum are as follows:I. L, = yp: - -PyII. L. = xp, - YP;%3D%3D|I. L, 3 ур. — Ер,IV. L, %3D хp. - ур.Which of the components are correct?(A) I and III(В) II and IV(C) I and II(D) All are correct

Angular momentum L→ is the cross product of the position vector r→ and the linear momentum vector p→

The components of angular momentum are as follows: I. L, = yp; - "Py II. L. = xp,- yPx П. L, 3 ур. — Ер, IV. L. = xp. - yP: %3D Which of the components are correct? (A) I and III (B) II and IV (C) I and II (D) All are correct

The components of angular momentum are as follows: I. L, = yp; - "Py II. L. = xp,- yPx П. L, 3 ур. — Ер, IV. L. = xp. - yP: %3D Which of the components are correct? (A) I and III (B) II and IV (C) I and II (D) All are correct

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The components of angular momentum are as follows:
I. L, = yp: - -Py
II. L. = xp, - YP;
%3D
%3D
|
I. L, 3 ур. — Ер,
IV. L, %3D хp. - ур.
Which of the components are correct?
(A) I and III
(В) II and IV
(C) I and II
(D) All are correct

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