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Rotation is different from angular momentum because...

A. angular momentum describes the movement of the body parts and rotation describes the rotational movement.
B. they are the same.
C. rotation describes the movement of the body parts and momentum describes the rotational movement.
D. one is for snowboarding and one is for dance.



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Final answer:

Rotation describes circular movement about an axis, while angular momentum is the rotational equivalent of linear momentum and depends on the point it is defined relative to.


Explanation:

Rotation is different from angular momentum because rotation describes the circular movement about an axis, while angular momentum is the rotational equivalent of linear momentum and depends on the point it is defined relative to.

In rotational motion, angular momentum is conserved unless acted on by an external torque, whereas rotation describes the spinning or revolving motion of an object.

Therefore, the two concepts are distinct in their definitions and the quantities they represent in the context of physics.


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