A buzzard (m = 9.50 kg) is flying in circular motion with a speed of 8.14 m/s while viewing its meal below. If the radius of the buzzard's circular motion is 8.40 m, what is the angular momentum of the buzzard around the center of its motion? (Enter the magnitude.) kg • m/s

A buzzard (m = 9.50 kg) is flying in circular motion with a speed of 8.14 m/s while viewing its meal below. If the radius of the buzzard's circular motion is 8.40 m, what is the angular momentum of the buzzard around the center of its motion? (Enter the magnitude.) kg • m/s

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