No Chatgpt please A uniform plank of mass M and length L leansagainst a vertical wall. The initial angle itmakes with the horizontal ground is 60°. It islet go from rest and slides down frictionlessly.The moment it leaves contact with the wall,what angle does it make with the ground?There is no friction anywhere.

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