Problem 7 - Leaning pole with friction (KK 3.1) Two identical masses M are pivoted at each end of a massless pole of length L. The pole is held leaning against a fric- tionless wall at angle 0, as shown. The coefficient of fric- tion with the floor is u. The pole is released and starts to slide. Find the initial acceleration of each mass.

Problem 7 - Leaning pole with friction (KK 3.1) Two identical masses M are pivoted at each end of a massless pole of length L. The pole is held leaning against a fric- tionless wall at angle 0, as shown. The coefficient of fric- tion with the floor is u. The pole is released and starts to slide. Find the initial acceleration of each mass.

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