Quick Physics Q.

[Slant]

What's the unit for angular momentum?
If you can answer this in like 30 minutes, you are ****ing awsome.

[vvtlikick]

In Metric:

Linear momentum is mass (kg) times speed (m/s). So linear momentum is measured in kg·m/s.

Angular Momentum is Moment of Inertia (kg&middot;m^{<small>2</small>}) times rotational frequency (1/sec or Hz) times 2π (radians). So angular momentum is measured in kg &middot; m^{<small>2</small>}/s (scalar value before the unit would include the multiplication by 2π).

[Slant]

Damn, I guess this new forum doesn't censor out the profanity. Oops.:eek:
You are just awsome man. Do you wanna do my HW, if you're bored?:D

[vvtlikick]

Originally posted by Slant
Damn, I guess this new forum doesn't censor out the profanity. Oops.:eek:
You are just awsome man. Do you wanna do my HW, if you're bored?:D Nice try. :cool:

[Slant]

Originally posted by vvtlikick
Nice try. :cool:


Doh!:sad :D