A 52.9kg Congress woman rides up the escalator in the metro station at Woodley park. The escalator does 16900 J of work as the woman travels a distance of 57.4 m. Determine the elevation of the escalator.( The answer is 34.6° 4. A 52.9 kg congress woman rides up the escalator in the metro station at Woodley Park. Theescalator does 16,900 J of work as the woman travels a distance of 57.4 m. Determine theelevation (incline) angle of the escalator.FA

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4. A 52.9 kg congress woman rides up the escalator in the metro station at Woodley Park. The escalator does 16,900 J of work as the woman travels a distance of 57.4 m. Determine the elevation (incline) angle of the escalator. FA