Let's compare the Momentum Principle and the Angular Momentum Principle in a simple situation. Consider a mass m falling near the Earth (Figure 11.83). We choose a location A off to the side, on the...

Let's compare the Momentum Principle and the Angular Momentum Principle in a simple situation. Consider a mass m

falling near the Earth (Figure 11.83). We choose a location A off to the side, on the ground. Neglecting air resistance, the

Momentum Principle gives dpy/dt = −mg, yielding dvy/dt = −g (nonrelativistic). What does the Angular Momentum

Principle yield?