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Angular momentum of a rigid body rotating about a fixed Axis with angular velocity `vec omega`

A

is always in the direction of `vec omega`

B

Is always in the direction perpendicular to ` vec omega`

C

May or may not be in the direction of `vec omega`

D

Is always in the direction opposite of `vec omega`

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