Question 2: Show that angular momentum in magnitude is given by

ANSWER
Torque produces or changes the rotation of a particle about an axis of rotation. This means torque produces angular acceleration α.
Torque is defined as the twisting (turning) force that tends to cause rotation.
| Angular momentum is the quantity of motion of a body that is moving in a circle. Quantity of motion means how easy or difficult it is to stop the body from moving in the circle. |
Physically, it is the cross product of moment arm
and force
.

The angular momentum of this particle is;

Here
is the linear momentum of the particle.
Consider a body in motion in a circular path as shown in the figure.
is perpendicular to
at any point of the circular path. Therefore, momentum
is tangential to the circle. The angle between
and
is 90° and hence,
L = rpsin90° = rp
Now p = mv and v = rω
Therefore, in terms of magnitudes,

Equations (Y) and (Z) prove the result.
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