How would I solve this question, trying to find the acceleration using the net force model?Everything on this page is the whole question. You must draw a free body diagram with the appropriate net force equation(s). You mustshow your work, always starting with an equation. No numbers should just "appear"except for gravity (10m/s*) and the numbers in the problem.1. You are in an elevator standing on a scale. The scale reads 486N. You feel a change inthe elevator's motion. You notice the scale now reads 495N. Calculate theacceleration of the elevator.elevator: (circle only one, but there may be more than one correct answer)a, starting at the bottom and moving up?b. going up and coming to a stop?C. starting at the top and moving down?d. moving down and coming to a stop?

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You are in an elevator standing on a scale. The scale reads 486N. You feel a change in the elevator's motion. You notice the scale now reads 495N. Calculate the acceleration of the elevator.

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Chapter5: Newton's Law Of Motion

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