4-13. A 1250. kg elevator is held up bya cable. Find the tension in the cable:a. when the elevator acceierates up at3.00 m/sb. when the elevator accelerates down at3.00 m/s2c. when the elevator moves up at a con-stant velocityd. when the elevator moves down at a9muloconstant velocity

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Part A. Mass of elevator = 1250 kg Free body diagram is given as follows: here, T is the tension…

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4-13. A 1250. kg elevator is held up by a cable. Find the tension in the cable: a. when the elevator acceierates up at 3.00 m/s² b. when the elevator accelerates down at 3.00 m/s c. when the elevator moves up at a con- stant velocity

4-13. A 1250. kg elevator is held up by a cable. Find the tension in the cable: a. when the elevator acceierates up at 3.00 m/s² b. when the elevator accelerates down at 3.00 m/s c. when the elevator moves up at a con- stant velocity

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