What is the Minimum Velocity for a Rod Laying Against a Wall?

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The minimum velocity for a rod laying against a wall is determined by the principle that when an object is stationary relative to the wall, its velocity is 0, regardless of the angle of inclination. This fundamental rule applies universally to objects in static equilibrium. The discussion emphasizes the importance of understanding the relationship between velocity and the angle of the rod in static conditions.

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does anybody know the rules to find minimum velocy in a rod laying against the wall with specific angle??
 
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The rule is that when an object is stationary (i.e. lying against the wall) then its velocity is 0 relative to the wall and is independent of the angle. I think you left a few details out of your question. :)
 

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