Question

part B- now you try leaning more horizontal so that your feet get closer and closer to slipping against yhe floor. what is the smallest angle Theta relative to the ground that you could lean without slipping?

ML Ice wall You are pushing against a wall while your body is slanted, as shown. Stylish! The wall is made of smooth ice and so has essentially zero friction. The floor, however, is made of rough sandstone and so has coefficients of friction Ms and uk, both of which are non-zero. Model yourself as a uniform one-dimensional rod of mass M and length L. Your body makes an angle relative to the ground, as shown. Known: M, L, 0, Ms.Mog (Remember: There is no friction between the wall and you.)

Answer 1

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