A rigid rod of mass m is supported by two massless strings. Att = 0 the right string is cut. What are the resultant translational and angular accel- eration of the rod? Show FBDS for pre- and post-cut P.3) conditions.

A rigid rod of mass m is supported by two massless strings. Att = 0 the right string is cut. What are the resultant translational and angular accel- eration of the rod? Show FBDS for pre- and post-cut P.3) conditions.

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A rigid rod of mass m is supported
0 the right string is cut.
What are the resultant translational and angular accel-
eration of the rod? Show FBDS for pre- and post-cut
P.3)
by two massless strings. Att =
conditions.
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