Physics, asked by manishkum6070, 1 year ago

A man weighing 60 kg is lifted moving down with an acceleration of 1.8 metre per second the force exerted by the floor on him is

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Answered by woonnaamith

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Answer:

Explanation:

F=MA

F=60X1.8

F=108N(NEWTON)

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