Question
Question: The lower end of a uniform rod of mass \(M\) and length \(L\) is hinged at the ground and to the upp...
The lower end of a uniform rod of mass M and length L is hinged at the ground and to the upper end a light inextensible thread is affixed. The thread passes through two ideal pulleys and a load of mass m is suspended from the thread as shown in the figure. Length of the thread between the rod and the pully is l. For what values of the mass m of the load, the vertical rod will remain in the state of stable equilibrium?

Answer
No such values of m
Explanation
Solution
Based on the provided diagram and common physics principles for equilibrium, the vertical position is not an equilibrium position for m>0. Therefore, there are no values of m for which the vertical rod is in stable equilibrium.