alleryStart learning →Angular momentum L of a particle with position r and momentum p is?
AL = p × r
BL = r × p
CL = r · p
DL = r / p
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. L = r × p
Angular momentum is defined as r crossed with p in that order, giving a vector.
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