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Suppose you had a 5.00 kg sack of sugar and a bathroom scale. If you took the scale into an elevator and weighed the sugar as the elevator accelerated downwards at 1.00 m/s², what would the scale read?

a) 4.49 kg

b) 4.00 kg

c) 6.00 kg

d) 5.00 kg

e) 5.49 kg

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