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$1.5.4.$ A coin is placed on a wedge with an angle $\alpha$. With what minimum acceleration should the wedge move along the horizontal plane so that the coin falls freely down?
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<p>During the time interval $t$, the coin changed its horizontal and vertical coordinates to $x$ and $y$, respectively</p>
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<title>A coin is placed on a wedge with an angle \alpha. With what minimum acceleration should the wedge move along the horizontal plane so that the coin falls freely down?</title>
<title>A coin is placed on a wedge with an angle \alpha. With what minimum acceleration should the wedge move along the horizontal plane so that the coin falls freely down?</title>
$1.5.4.$ A coin is placed on a wedge with an angle $\alpha$. With what minimum acceleration should the wedge move along the horizontal plane so that the coin falls freely down?
$1.5.4.$ A coin is placed on a wedge with an angle $\alpha$. With what minimum acceleration should the wedge move along the horizontal plane so that the coin falls freely down?
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<h3>Solution</h3>
<h3>Solution</h3>
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<p>During the time interval $t$, the coin changed its horizontal and vertical coordinates to $x$ and $y$, respectively</p>
<p>During the time interval $t$, the coin changed its horizontal and vertical coordinates to $x$ and $y$, respectively</p>
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