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If a rigid body is rotating about its central axis with a rotational kinetic energy of...

If a rigid body is rotating about its central axis with a rotational kinetic energy of 3.78 J and it has a moment of inertia equal to 5.08 kg*m^2, what is its angular momentum? Answer in kg*m^2/s.

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