14. Consider the motion of an elevator as it moves upwards between two floors of a building.The elevator's motion can be divided into three stages. During stage 1, the elevator startsat rest, but uniformly accelerates until it reaches a maximum speed of 1.2 m/s in a timeof 0.8 s. During stage 2, the elevator travels with a constant speed of 1.2 m/s for a timeof 5 s. During stage 3, the elevator uniformly decelerates until it comes to rest in a timeof 1.5 s. Suppose a 72-kilogram man is standing in the elevator. a) Calculate the normalforce exerted by the elevator floor on the man during each stage of the elevator’s motion.b) Suppose the man is standing on a spring scale placed on the floor of the elevator. Whatmass would the scale register during each stage of the elevator's motion?Hint: The spring scale is similar to the bathroom scales you may use to measure yourweight at home. These scales actually measure the normal force on your body. Underordinary circumstances, the normal force on your body is equal in magnitude to theweight of your body. However, in an elevator that is accelerating, this is no longer true.

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Description: 14. Consider the motion of an elevator as it moves upwards between two floors of a building.The elevator's motion can be divided into three stages. During stage 1, the elevator startsat rest, but uniformly accelerates until it reaches a maximum spee