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(a) the total linear momentum of the clay and the turntable.
(b) the total angular momentum of the clay and the turntable about the rotation axis.
(c) the angular momentum of the turntable about the rotation axis.
(d) the angular momentum of the clay about the rotation axis.
(e) the mechanical energy of the clay and the turntable
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