A simple problem of theoretical mechanics has a non-intuitive solution. You'll find in the attachment. Where I am wrong?
Hi,
You can find the answer at:
http://www.math.buffalo.edu/~dhemmer/141F16/OnMathematicalAndPhysicalLadders.pdf
Thanks. I'll read it.
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