The uniform rod weighs 40 kg and it ends are attached to collars that can slide without friction along fixed rods. The collars have negligible mass. The rod is released from rest. Determine immediately after release the reaction at A and the reaction at B. |= 1.5 m 8 = 20°

The uniform rod weighs 40 kg and it ends are attached to collars that can slide without friction along fixed rods. The collars have negligible mass. The rod is released from rest. Determine immediately after release the reaction at A and the reaction at B. |= 1.5 m 8 = 20°

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The uniform rod weighs 40 kg and it ends are attached to collars that can slide without friction along fixed rods. The collars have negligible mass. The rod is released from
rest. Determine immediately after release the reaction at A and the reaction at B.
|= 1.5 m
8 = 20°

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