Consider your mass to be 60 kg for the purpose of this problem. d) Now consider that the elevator has zero-acceleration and is moving upat constant velocity. What is the force that the elevator exerts on your body? Is this force pointing up or down? If you were standing on a scale on the floor of the elevator, what weight would the scale indicate? e) Now consider that the elevator has zero-acceleration and is moving downat constant velocity. What is the force that the elevator exerts on your body? Is this force pointing up or down? If you were standing on a scale on the floor of the elevator, what weight would the scale indicate?

Consider your mass to be 60 kg for the purpose of this problem. d) Now consider that the elevator has zero-acceleration and is moving upat constant velocity. What is the force that the elevator exerts on your body? Is this force pointing up or down? If you were standing on a scale on the floor of the elevator, what weight would the scale indicate? e) Now consider that the elevator has zero-acceleration and is moving downat constant velocity. What is the force that the elevator exerts on your body? Is this force pointing up or down? If you were standing on a scale on the floor of the elevator, what weight would the scale indicate?

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