Original post by Nimantha
Is it enough to state that there is no any horizontal force on the rod as the answer to part (i)? If not a little explanation please...
Is it enough to state that there is no any horizontal force on the rod as the answer to part (i)? If not a little explanation please...
I think it would be good to be explicit about what forces are acting, and why neither has a horizontal component.
Original post by RichE
I think it would be good to be explicit about what forces are acting, and why neither has a horizontal component.
Thanks...
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