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According to the law of conservation of momentum A. total angular momentum is unchanged, it means an orbiting object must orbit at the same speed when it's far from the object it orbits around
B. when an object rotates or orbits, it will eventually stop because of friction
C. total angular momentum is unchanged, it means an orbiting object must orbit faster when it's far from the object it orbits around
D. total angular momentum is unchanged, it means an orbiting object must orbit faster when it's near the object it orbits around

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