Andrea wants to demonstrate the importance of safety in the design of elevators. She uses a model consisting of a simple frictionless pulley and two different masses, as illustrated The 1.00 kg mass represents the elevator car and the 500.0 g mass represents the counterweight. Both masses start from rest at 1.50 m above the floor. Pulley System sics. Elevator car Counterweight 500.0 g 1.00 kg Ad = 1.50 m %D

Andrea wants to demonstrate the importance of safety in the design of elevators. She uses a model consisting of a simple frictionless pulley and two different masses, as illustrated The 1.00 kg mass represents the elevator car and the 500.0 g mass represents the counterweight. Both masses start from rest at 1.50 m above the floor. Pulley System sics. Elevator car Counterweight 500.0 g 1.00 kg Ad = 1.50 m %D

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Andrea wants to demonstrate the importance of safety in the design of elevators.
She uses a model consisting of a simple frictionless pulley and two different masses, as illustrated
The 1.00 kg mass represents the elevator car and the 500.0 g mass represents the counterweight.
Both masses start from rest at 1.50 m above the floor.
Pulley System
sics.
Elevator car
Counterweight
500.0 g
1.00 kg
Ad = 1.50 m
%D

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