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Aparticle of mass, m = 3.0kg movers with a uniform velocity, v = (5m/s)i +(3m/s)j. at the time, t, the particle passes through the point r = (2m)i - (3m)j from the origin. calculate the magnitude and direction of the angular momentum about the origin at time t. (angular momentum is given by l= mv x r

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