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When the mass is rotated in a plane about an fixed point, then angualr momentum is directed along the

A

radius

B

tangent to orbit

C

axis of rotation

D

line at an angle of `45^(@)` to plane of rotation

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c) The angular momentum will be directed along the axis of rotation.
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