Angular Momentum of Multiparticle Systems

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The angular momentum principle may be extended to a multiparticle system to provide various insights.

The Main Idea

A Mathematical Model

The derivation of the angular momentum principle of a multiparticle system is most easily understood when following a simple a simple example, in this case we will work with a three particle system:

The angular momentum principle is written for each individual particle relative to location A, with position vectors r and external force vectors F.
The individual equation is then summed. Note that, due to the reciprocation of forces, the internal forces f cancel out.

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