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when a lift moves down with acceralation then​

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Answered by Anonymous
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When elevator is accelerating downwards with acceleration a, then mg-R= ma or R= m (g-a). Thus the apparent weight of the man becomes less than the actual weight, when elevator is accelerating downwards. If a= g, then R = m (g-g) =0.

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When elevator is accelerating downwards with acceleration a, then mg-R= ma or R= m (g-a). Thus the apparent weight of the man becomes less than the actual weight, when elevator is accelerating downwards. If a= g, then R = m (g-g) =0.

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