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Answered by ArnimZola
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First, from the graph, we need to find the acceleration of the lift in the upward direction.

Let the acceleration be a.

It is the slop of the graph v-t

Slope = \frac{20-0}{2-0}

Slope = a = 10 m/s^2

Now, the weight of the body while going up = m (g + a)

Weight = M (10 + 10)

Weight = 20M Newtons.

Hence, the weight of the person at 1 seconds is 20M Newtons.

Answered by Kaushalsingh923
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First, from the graph, we need to find the acceleration of the lift in the upward direction.

Let the acceleration be a.

It is the slop of the graph v-t

Slope = \frac{20-0}{2-0}Slope=2−020−0​

Slope = a = 10 m/s^2

Now, the weight of the body while going up = m (g + a)

Weight = M (10 + 10)

Weight = 20M Newtons.

Hence, the weight of the person at 1 seconds is 20M Newtons.

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