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- A binary star system consists of two stars. One star has twice the mass of the other. The star rotates about their common centre of mass
. A binary star system consists of two stars. One star has twice the mass of the other. The star rotates about their common centre of mass
A. Star having the smaller mass has twice angular momentum compared to heavier star
B. Both stars have same angular momentum about centre of mass
C. Both stars have same linear speed
D. Both the stars have same kinetic energy
Best Answer
Ans: A
Sol: If distance between the two stars is 3 l then angular momentum of mass m about common centre of mass
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