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Since the line of impact is parallel to the x-axis, the collision does not affect the velocity of the disk in the y-direction, so the angular momentum of the y-component of the velocity can be ignored (it will automatically be the same before and after the collision). What is the angular momentum about point B due to the x-velocity of A before the collision?
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