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The law of conservation of angular momentum

Ross Howitt explains the concepts behind the law of conservation of angular momentum, giving practical examples and tips for exam success

Diver performing a somersault with a low moment of inertia
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Angular momentum is the quantity of angular motion that a rotating body has. Angular momentum is measured in kgm2s–1 (kilograms × metres squared per second), which reflects two other parameters:

■ moment of inertia

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