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+ $3.2.14.$ A board of mass $m$ lies on two rollers rotating with high speed towards each other. The distance between the axes of the rollers is $L$, the coefficient of friction when the board slides on the roller is $\mu$. Find the frequency of longitudinal oscillations of the board.
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+Newton's second law for the horizontal axis
+$$ ma=F_{fr1}-F_{fr2} $$
+Equilibrium condition for the vertical axis
+$$ mg=N_1+N_2\quad(1) $$
+In the equilibrium condition, the sum of the moment of external forces must be equal to zero.
+$$ N_1\left(\frac{l}{2}-x\right)-N_2\left(\frac{l}{2}+x\right)=0 $$
+Where does the reaction force on the second support come from?
+$$ N_2=N_1\left(\frac{L/2-x}{L/2+x}\right) $$
+Substitute into $(1)$
+$$ mg=N_1\left(1+\frac{L/2-x}{L/2+x}\right) $$
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+$$ N_1=mg\left(\frac{L/2+x}{L}\right);\quad N_2=mg\left(\frac{L/2-x}{L}\right) $$
+Newton's second law for the horizontal axis
+$$ m\ddot{x}=\mu N_2-\mu N_1= - \mu mg \frac{2x}{L}\quad(2) $$
+We transform the obtained expression and obtain the equation of harmonic oscillations
+$$ \ddot{x}(t)+\frac{2\mu g}{l}x(t)=0 $$
+Where does the angular frequency of oscillations come from?
+$$ \boxed{\omega=\sqrt{\frac{2\mu g}{l}}} $$
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+ $$\omega=\sqrt{\frac{2\mu g}{l}}$$
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