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the apparent weight of man inside a lift moving up with certain acceleration is 900N.when the lift is coming down with the same acceleration apparent weight is found to be 300N.the mass of the man is

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Answered by YuvrajSinghspecial
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The weight of the man going up= 900N
Weight while coming down =300N
So the weight of the men = 600N
Now w=mg
m=w/g
= 600/10 (taking. g = 10m/s square)
= 60kg
Answered by SteffiPaul
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Therefore the mass of the man is 60 kg.

Given:

The apparent weight of the man inside a lift moving up with certain acceleration = 900 N

The apparent weight of the man inside a lift coming down with the same acceleration = 300 N

To Find:

Mass of the man

Solution:

This question can be simply solved using the below-shown approach.

Apparent weight is nothing but the Normal reaction of the man inside the lift.

⇒ Apparent Weight = Normal Reaction

Case-1: Lift moving up:

Normal reaction N = mg + ma = 900_Eq-I ( Given )

Where m = mass of the man

g = acceleration due to gravity = 10 m/s²

a = acceleration of the man

Case-2: Lift moving down:

Normal reaction N = mg - ma = 300_Eq-II ( Given )

Solving equations I and II, we get,

mg + ma = 900

mg - ma = 300

______________

2mg + 0 = 1200

⇒ mg = 600 ⇒ m = 600/10 = 60 kg

Therefore the mass of the man is 60 kg.

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