A thin plank of mass M is placed centrally across two solid cylindrical rollers each of mass m, and the system is allowed to move freely from rest without slip down a slope of angle as shown in the figure below. (a) Derive expressions for the initial accelerations of the plank and the roller. Your solution should include the following in a systematic way: (i) Identification of the types of ensuing motions of the plank and the rollers, (ii) free-body, kinematic and kinetic diagrams with an appropriate global axes system clearly shown, 0 + XCORETTE

A thin plank of mass M is placed centrally across two solid cylindrical rollers each of mass m, and the system is allowed to move freely from rest without slip down a slope of angle as shown in the figure below. (a) Derive expressions for the initial accelerations of the plank and the roller. Your solution should include the following in a systematic way: (i) Identification of the types of ensuing motions of the plank and the rollers, (ii) free-body, kinematic and kinetic diagrams with an appropriate global axes system clearly shown, 0 + XCORETTE

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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