An elevator of mass 4800kg is supported by a cable which can safely withstand a maximum tension of 60 000N. The maximum upward acceleration the elevator can have is

Destinedtowin

4 years ago

T=Mg+Ma
T=60000,M=4800,g=10,a=?
let input our values
60000=4800×10+4800a
collect like terms
60000-48000=4800a
12000=4800a
divide both side by the coefficient of a
12000/4800=4800a/4800
a=2.5

Kellydance

1 year ago

I used this formula

Memunat33

4 years ago

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SeanRaph

2 months ago

USE this formula.
T=m(g+a)....if it's moving upwards.
T=m(g-a)....if it's moving downwards.

T=60000N
m=4800
g=10
a= ??

NOW SOLVE😒😗😹

miniceleb

2 years ago

A is correct

dorctob48

2 months ago

T=mg+ma
note: it's positive when it's accelerating upward and it's negative when it's accelerating downward