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Standard XII
Physics
Distance
A man of mass...
Question
A man of mass
60
k
g
standing on an elevator moves down with acceleration
2
m
/
s
2
. Find the change percentage of apparent weight of man
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Solution
Given
,
weight of man
=
60
k
g
downwards acceleration
=
2
m
/
s
2
Now
,
when lift moves downwards
w
2
=
m
(
g
−
a
)
=
60
(
10
−
2
)
m
/
s
2
=
480
N
Again
,
w
1
=
m
g
∴
w
1
=
60
×
10
=
600
N
Now
,
change percentage of apparent weight
=
w
1
−
w
2
w
1
×
100
600
−
480
600
×
100
=
20
%
∴
change is
20
%
.
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