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How does the conservation of angular momentum differ from linear momentum conservation?
A. They are exactly the same
B. Angular momentum depends on mass only
C. Angular momentum conservation requires no net external torque, while linear momentum requires no net external force
D. Linear momentum needs torque to be conserved
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