The Law of Conservation of Angular Momentum states That

The law of conservation of angular momentum states that:

A) a rotating object must vary its velocity in order to remain at a fixed distance from the axis of rotation.
B) objects moving around a center of rotation must spin faster if they get further from the center.
C) the rotating winds of a hurricane cannot be impacted by friction.
D) if an object is rotating around an object, the product of its velocity and its distance from the axis must remain constant.