Question

question 5 1 pts a difference between linear momentum and angular momentum involves two types of speed. a radial distance. both of these neither of these

Explanation:

Linear momentum is mass - times - velocity ($p = mv$) and is related to linear motion. Angular momentum ($L = r\times p$ for a point - like object) involves a radial distance ($r$) from the axis of rotation in addition to mass and velocity - related factors. The key difference is the presence of a radial distance in the definition of angular momentum.

Answer:

a radial distance.