A disc having velocity $v_0$ and angular speed ${\omega _0}$ in anticlockwise direction kept on the rough plank. Initially plank is at rest. (assuming length of plank is very large) Choose $INCORRECT$ option

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  • A

    Friction force on the disc is in backward direction till pure rolling start.

  • B

    Friction force between disc and plank is kinetic in nature till pure rolling start.

  • C

    Total momentum of system (disc and plank) is conserved.

  • D

    Angular momentum of disc about any point on the horizontal surface remains conserved.

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