Posted by Lindsay on Friday, December 23, 2011 at 1:23pm.
Angular momentum is M*V*R, since V is perpendicular to the R vector.
Convert V to m/s and R to meters before multiplying.
Except for including the direction of angular momentum, your two questions are the same. Get it from the cross product VxR and the right-hand rule
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