At time t = 0 an elevator starts moving upward from the ground at a constant speed vo. At a later time t = T₁ = 4.63s a marble is "let go" through the floor. In other words, imagine a marble resting on the floor of the elevator and a trap door of sorts opening up from under the marble. See the image below. The marble then hits the ground at a still later time t = T₂ = 9.34 s. What is the maximum height (above the ground) that the marble reaches in this process? elevator trapdoor opening Image size: S M L Max

At time t = 0 an elevator starts moving upward from the ground at a constant speed vo. At a later time t = T₁ = 4.63s a marble is "let go" through the floor. In other words, imagine a marble resting on the floor of the elevator and a trap door of sorts opening up from under the marble. See the image below. The marble then hits the ground at a still later time t = T₂ = 9.34 s. What is the maximum height (above the ground) that the marble reaches in this process? elevator trapdoor opening Image size: S M L Max

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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