Explanation The vector defined by J = r × r ' is a constant irrespective of the fact that both r and r ' are changing. We know that the radial vector sweeps out the equal area in equal time...

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The relationship between the vector $J = r \times r'$ and the rate at which the radial vector sweeps out the area.

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The relationship between the vector J = r × r ' and the rate at which the radial vector sweeps out the area.

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The relationship between the vector $J = r \times r'$ and the rate at which the radial vector sweeps out the area.

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The relationship between the vector J = r × r ' and the rate at which the radial vector sweeps out the area.

Solution Summary: The author explains the relationship between the vector J = r 'and the rate at which the radial vector sweeps out the area are constant.

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To describe: The relationship between the vector J=r×r' and the rate at which the radial vector sweeps out the area.

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The relationship between the vector $J = r \times r'$ and the rate at which the radial vector sweeps out the area.