Physics, asked by opinionmarie92, 1 year ago

A rocket is moving upward with acceleration of 3 g. Calculate the effective weight of a man sitting in it his actual weight is 75 kg?

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Answered by ananyadubey2013

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Hello..!!

Acceleration of the rocket = 3g

Acceleration due to gravity = g

Weight = 75kg

Effective weight = 75(-2g)

= -150g or 150 kg wt.

Here negative sign indicates the loss in weight of man.

Hope it helps♥️

anshu1617as: Moving upward man feel weight increases so your answer is wrong

Answered by anshu1617as

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Effective weight=m×(a+g) =75×4g=75×4×9.8=2940newtons

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