What Causes a Rod to Slip on a Moving Truck?

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The discussion focuses on determining the acceleration of a rod when it begins to slip against the wall of a truck. It is noted that a pseudo force must be applied to the rod, as the bottom of the rod in contact with the truck will experience backward acceleration due to the truck's movement. The key point is understanding how this backward acceleration affects the rod's motion. The conversation emphasizes the relationship between the truck's acceleration and the rod's slipping behavior. Overall, the mechanics of the system are crucial for accurately calculating the rod's acceleration at the moment it starts to slip.
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we have a truck in our game we have a rod against the wall of that truck, and we know the acceleration of truck when the rod start slipping... we just want to know what is acceleration and of rod when it start slipping.

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miladiri said:
we have a truck in our game we have a rod against the wall of that truck, and we know the acceleration of truck when the rod start slipping... we just want to know what is acceleration and of rod when it start slipping.

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hm...
we will have to apply a pseudo force on the rod. so the acceleration for the bottom of the rod
in contact with the truck will try to move backwards with (a)accelaration.
well...thats the idea I am getting
 
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