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How is rotational inertia defined? (1 point) A. The product of an object's torque and its angular velocity B. Resistance to starting rotation C. The product of an object's angular momentum and its angular
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How is rotational inertia defined? (1 point)

A. The product of an object's torque and its angular velocity

B. Resistance to starting rotation

C. The product of an object's angular momentum and its angular velocity

D. Resistance to a change in velocity

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A

Step-by-step explanation:

It is

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How is the rational inertia defined.

Answer. A

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