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Solve Homework Problem: Velocity & Force of Rod in Rails
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[QUOTE="cnh1995, post: 5413172, member: 552336"] Instead of what I said in #2, I believe your approach in the OP is correct. Here's how I think the problem should be..The rod is initially moving with some velocity u at some distance x[SUB]o[/SUB] from the starting point, which drives a current Bud/(R+2λx[SUB]o[/SUB]). A variable force is applied to maintain this current. I believe u and x[SUB]o[/SUB] need to be specified. If x[SUB]o[/SUB] is assumed to be 0, still u is unknown. If x[SUB]o[/SUB] and u are known, constant of integration in your solution attempt can be eliminated. [/QUOTE]
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