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$2.2.44^*.$ A rope thrown over a smooth nail is dragged at a speed of $v$ through the gap. The friction force in the slot $F$, the mass of the rope length unit $\rho$. Determine the force exerted on the nail if the rope sections on opposite sides of the nail form an angle $\alpha$. At what speed will the rope move away from the nail?
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<title>A rope thrown over a smooth nail is dragged at a speed of v through the gap. The friction force in the slot F, the mass of the rope length unit
<title>A rope thrown over a smooth nail is dragged at a speed of v through the gap. The friction force in the slot F, the mass of the rope length unit
ho. Determine the force exerted on the nail if the rope sections on opposite sides of the nail form an angle lpha. At what speed will the rope move away from the nail?</title>
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$2.2.44^*.$ A rope thrown over a smooth nail is dragged at a speed of $v$ through the gap. The friction force in the slot $F$, the mass of the rope length unit $\rho$. Determine the force exerted on the nail if the rope sections on opposite sides of the nail form an angle $\alpha$. At what speed will the rope move away from the nail?
$2.2.44^*.$ A rope thrown over a smooth nail is dragged at a speed of $v$ through the gap. The friction force in the slot $F$, the mass of the rope length unit $\rho$. Determine the force exerted on the nail if the rope sections on opposite sides of the nail form an angle $\alpha$. At what speed will the rope move away from the nail?
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