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Dynamics of a sliding ladder leaning against a wall

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Dynamics of a sliding ladder leaning against a wall
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Article in International Scientific Journal
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2015
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Oliveira, JB
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Carvalho, PS
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Mota, MF
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Vol. 50
Pages: 329-334
ISSN: 0031-9120
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CORDIS: Physical sciences > Physics > Classical mechanics
FOS: Social sciences > Educational sciences
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Abstract (EN): This study is about the dynamics of a sliding ladder leaning against a vertical wall. The results are understood by considering the motion divided in two parts: (i) for 0 ¿t ¿ t<inf>s</inf> with one degree of freedom, and (ii) for t > t<inf>s</inf> with two degrees of freedom, where the separation is determined by the instance t<inf>s</inf>, when the ladder loses its contact with the wall. The observed experimental details are explained by appealing a simple model based on elementary notions of mechanics. We emphasize some features, such as a maximum of the x component of the velocity and of the acceleration of the centre of mass in the first part, and a minimum of the normal reaction force on the floor in the second. © 2015 IOP Publishing Ltd.
Language: English
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