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Theoretical mechanics, how did you get this answer?
The instantaneous angular velocity of the rod is 0, so the centripetal acceleration of each point is 0, and there is only tangential acceleration.

The linear density σ=p/(gL) and the acceleration a=α. X at each point along the x direction, the inertia force dq = a.dm = α.x.σ. Dx of each point (so it can be seen that the inertia force is distributed along the triangle of the rod).

What is the resultant force of inertia force? q =∫(0-L)dQ =∫(0-L)α.σ. x . dx =(0-L)α.σ。 x^2/2=P.L.α/(2g)

If the inertia force is distributed along the triangle of the rod, the line of action of the resultant force should pass through the center of the triangle, so L'=2L/3.

* You can also use static and dynamic methods to formulate the equilibrium equation: ∑MA=0, Q.L'=P(L/2), or you can get:? L'=2L/3