15. For a rigid body rotating in three dimensions: A) The determinant of the inertia tensor of a rigid body of mass M. is equal to the momend of ines e the rigid body about any symmetrical axis. B) The direction of the angular momentum is not always in the same direction ef the angula velocits C) The trace of the inertia tensor depends on the set of axes used. D) All elements of the inertia tensor must be positive and real.

15. For a rigid body rotating in three dimensions: A) The determinant of the inertia tensor of a rigid body of mass M. is equal to the momend of ines e the rigid body about any symmetrical axis. B) The direction of the angular momentum is not always in the same direction ef the angula velocits C) The trace of the inertia tensor depends on the set of axes used. D) All elements of the inertia tensor must be positive and real.

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