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A ballet dancer is rotating about his own vertical axis on smooth horizontal floor. `I, omega, L, E` are moment of inertia, angular velocity, angular momentum, rotational kinetic energy of ballet dancer respectively. If ballet dancer stretches himself away from his axis of rotation, then

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