Let r be the distance of a particle from a fixed point to which it is attracted by an inverse squate law force given by F = k/r^2 (k = constant). Let m be the mass of the particle and L be its angular

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Let r be the distance of a particle from a fixed point to which it is attracted by an inverse squate law force given by F = k/r^2 (k = constant). Let m be the mass of the particle and L be its angular
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Let r be the distance of a particle from a fixed point to which it is attracted by an inverse squate law force given by F = k/r^2 (k = constant). Let m be the mass of the particle and L be its angular Let r be the distance of a particle from a fixed [...]
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