A and B 1. Late at night in the Chrysler Building a night watchman is standing in an elevator stopped on the12th floor. Unbeknownst to him, a burglar is hanging from a metal ring attached to the undersideof the elevator.CableA) For each of the four objects: burglar, ring, elevator, andwatchman, list all the forces acting on each object (e.g.for the burglar, there is the gravitational force pullinghim down and the force of the ring pulling him up).ElevatorWatchmanB) Looking through the forces you listed in A) identify allthe force pairs that follow from Newton's 3rd Law.00RingC) Using the fact that everyone is at rest, write all the forcesyou identified in A) in terms of the mass of the burglarBurgler(mb), the mass of the ring (m,), the mass of the elevator(m.), the mass of the watchman (mw), and thegravitational acceleration, g.D) In terms of these masses and g, what is the tension on the elevator cable?

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