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A difference between linear momentum and angular momentum involves...
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A difference between linear momentum and angular momentum involves...

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Both are analogous terms sry if I spelled that wrong
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Answer:

Both are analogous terms.

Step-by-step explanation:

Linear momentum is used to refer to a body moving on a straight path whereas angular momentum is used for a body moving on a circular path.

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