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5. LO: 6 & 7- Calculate the apparent weight of the passenger mass 50kg when a=2m/s² and v=5m/s. Draw a free body diagram in each case. In which case, will the apparent weight of the passenger be greater than mg? a A a B C

5. LO: 6 & 7- Calculate the apparent weight of the passenger mass 50kg when a=2m/s² and v=5m/s. Draw a free body diagram in each case. In which case, will the apparent weight of the passenger be greater than mg? a A a B C

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**Problem 5:** **Learning Objectives 6 & 7** - Calculate the apparent weight of a passenger with a mass of 50 kg when the acceleration \(a = 2 \, \text{m/s}^2\) and the velocity \(v = 5 \, \text{m/s}\). Draw a free body diagram for each case. Determine in which scenario the apparent weight of the passenger will be greater than \(mg\). **Diagrams:** 1. **Diagram A:** - The passenger is in a frame moving upwards. - An arrow labeled \(a\) points upwards, indicating acceleration. 2. **Diagram B:** - The passenger is in a frame moving downwards. - An arrow labeled \(a\) points downwards, indicating acceleration. 3. **Diagram C:** - The passenger is in a frame moving upwards with constant velocity. - An arrow labeled \(v\) points upwards, indicating velocity. Consideration is required to determine the effect of acceleration and velocity on the apparent weight in each case.
Transcribed Image Text:**Problem 5:** **Learning Objectives 6 & 7** - Calculate the apparent weight of a passenger with a mass of 50 kg when the acceleration \(a = 2 \, \text{m/s}^2\) and the velocity \(v = 5 \, \text{m/s}\). Draw a free body diagram for each case. Determine in which scenario the apparent weight of the passenger will be greater than \(mg\). **Diagrams:** 1. **Diagram A:** - The passenger is in a frame moving upwards. - An arrow labeled \(a\) points upwards, indicating acceleration. 2. **Diagram B:** - The passenger is in a frame moving downwards. - An arrow labeled \(a\) points downwards, indicating acceleration. 3. **Diagram C:** - The passenger is in a frame moving upwards with constant velocity. - An arrow labeled \(v\) points upwards, indicating velocity. Consideration is required to determine the effect of acceleration and velocity on the apparent weight in each case.
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a equals 2 space m divided by s squared m equals 50 space k g v equals 5 space m divided by s

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