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An elevator weighing $6000 k g$ is moving with the constant speed of $5 m / s^{2}$ . Taking $g$ to be $10 m / s$ . Then the tension in the cable is

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6000 N

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9000 N

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60000 N

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90000 N

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The correct option is D $90000 N$

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