ᎾBA 40 kg ladder is falling from rest. Assume, forsimplicity, that the ground and wall are frictionlesssurfaces (but still exert normal forces!). Find theangular acceleration of the ladder as well as thenormal force reactions at A and B at this instant.The ladder has a length of 6 m and is currently at anangle of 70° with the horizontal.απNArad/s=NNB =N

At end B, the normal force NB acts perpendicular to the ground Since the ladder is in rotational…

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