Physics, asked by narindernajwani, 9 months ago

At what condition the apparent weight become 5 time of the real weight​

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Answered by spriyankasingh3478
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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Do not hesitate to report if not satisfied .

Explanation:

when moving upward in lift our weight increases and if you specifically want your answer "5 times" of real weight you can report I will answer again . when your question had terms like apparent weight and real weight I quickly thought about elevator here is your answer. : Going up & speeding up (acceleration a is positive (up))

In this case, the elevator and the person are starting from rest at a lower

floor. The elevator accelerates upward. The inertia of the person would

prefer to stay stationary, so the elevator floor and scale must push up on

the person to accelerate him upward along with the elevator. (The person

doesn't sink into the floor when the elevator accelerates up. The elevator

and the scale and the person all move together.)

The scale therefore has to push upward with extra force on the person to

accelerate the person's mass upward. This results in a greater contact

force between the scale and the person. Therefore the Normal Force is

larger, so the reading on the scale is a number that is GREATER than the

true weight.

Let's consider Newton's 2nd

Law (ΣF=ma) acting on the person. The overall acceleration of the

person is upward (with the elevator). So ma is positive (upward). The only external forces acting on the person are the force of gravity acting down (-W=-mg) and the supporting Normal

Force FN that the scale applies upward on the person. So ΣF=ma= -mg+FN . We want to know

FN because that is the number that we read off the scale. FN =mg+ma, which is GREATER than

the true weight.

"ACCELERATION"plays a role to decrease (downward) and increase( upward) anyone's weight

Thankyou :-)

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