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The forum discussion centers on solving a problem related to rotational dynamics, specifically involving forces acting on an object in contact with two walls. Key forces identified include the normal force at wall 1, and both a normal and friction force at wall 2, alongside the weight of the object. Participants suggest drawing a diagram to visualize these forces and recommend using components or moments to analyze the situation effectively.

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There is this problem that I am having trouble with, can someone guide me through this problem. Thanks

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Hi boberth2o! :smile:

Draw the board with the forces added … that's a normal force at wall 1, and both a normal and friction force at wall 2, and of course the weight.

Then take components, or moments, as appropriate. :smile:
 

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