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Hi everyone,
If I have a static cylinder on an inclined rough plane at an angle alpha supported by a chord under tension, which leaves the surface of the cylinder at a tangent upwards and parallel to the plane. Does the weight component trying to pull it downwards equal the sum of the friction + tension? And does the friction oppose the translational motion, rotational, or both?
Any insights are appreciated, thx.
If I have a static cylinder on an inclined rough plane at an angle alpha supported by a chord under tension, which leaves the surface of the cylinder at a tangent upwards and parallel to the plane. Does the weight component trying to pull it downwards equal the sum of the friction + tension? And does the friction oppose the translational motion, rotational, or both?
Any insights are appreciated, thx.
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