According to Newton’s first law for rotation

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Problem

According to Newton’s first law for rotation, what happens to the angular velocity ω\omega of a rigid object when the net external torque on the object is zero? (a) ω\omega decreases steadily until it becomes zero. (b) ω\omega remains constant in magnitude but its direction can change. (c) ω\omega remains constant in both magnitude and direction. (d) ω\omega increases steadily in the direction of the last applied torque.

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