The uniform bar of length L and weight W is kept in the horizontal position by friction. Determine the smallest possible coefficient of static friction between the bar and the inclined surfaces.

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The uniform bar of length L and weight W is kept in the horizontal position by friction. Determine the smallest possible coefficient of static friction between the bar and the inclined surfaces.

 

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