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weight while it is moving. (1) s-You are riding an elevator. The elevator has a built-in scale so that you can measure your s. Draw a free-body diagram that shows all the forces acting on you while the elevator is moving. You can take your body as a point and use arrows for the forces acting on the point. (2) period when the elevator is speeding up and moving upward. (3) shows the reading of your weight during the period when the elevator is speeding up but moving Derive equation that shows the reading of your weight during the Derive equation that 1209 downward. (4) scale when the acceleration of the elevator is 0.1g or 10% of the gravitational acceleration when the What is the increase (or decrease) of your weight, in percentage, on the elevator is moving up and speeding up? (5) 5 Now the elevator is slowing down but still moving up. What is the increase (or decrease) of your weight, in percentage, on the scale when the magnitude of the acceleration of elevator is 0.1g or 10% of the gravitational acceleration. Show your work that leads to your answer. Write down your definitions of all the variables. Explain each step in your work te for your TOTO

weight while it is moving. (1) s-You are riding an elevator. The elevator has a built-in scale so that you can measure your s. Draw a free-body diagram that shows all the forces acting on you while the elevator is moving. You can take your body as a point and use arrows for the forces acting on the point. (2) period when the elevator is speeding up and moving upward. (3) shows the reading of your weight during the period when the elevator is speeding up but moving Derive equation that shows the reading of your weight during the Derive equation that 1209 downward. (4) scale when the acceleration of the elevator is 0.1g or 10% of the gravitational acceleration when the What is the increase (or decrease) of your weight, in percentage, on the elevator is moving up and speeding up? (5) 5 Now the elevator is slowing down but still moving up. What is the increase (or decrease) of your weight, in percentage, on the scale when the magnitude of the acceleration of elevator is 0.1g or 10% of the gravitational acceleration. Show your work that leads to your answer. Write down your definitions of all the variables. Explain each step in your work te for your TOTO

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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