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A 1340 kg car has just passed a diner. The closest the car came to the diner was R = 40.5 m, but the car has driven another x = 36.7 m in the 2.85 s elapsed since then. If the car travels at constant speed, what is the current magnitude L of the angular momentum of the car about the diner? L = kg⋅m2/s

A 1340 kg car has just passed a diner. The closest the car came to the diner was R = 40.5 m, but the car has driven another x = 36.7 m in the 2.85 s elapsed since then. If the car travels at constant speed, what is the current magnitude L of the angular momentum of the car about the diner? L = kg⋅m2/s

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A 1340 kg car has just passed a diner. The closest the car came to the diner was R = 40.5 m , but the car has driven another x = 36.7 m in the 2.85 s elapsed since then.
If the car travels at constant speed, what is the current magnitude L of the angular momentum of the car about the diner?
L = ◻ k g ⋅ m 2 / s

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