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    Woman standing on a scale in an elevator accelerating downward

    For B, I got 107.25. One of the forces I put was the tension force.
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    Woman standing on a scale in an elevator accelerating downward

    My teacher never really taught how to draw one but I asked a friend and they showed me how. For B since both of the forces and going downward I just subtracted it then multiplied to find the force.
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    Woman standing on a scale in an elevator accelerating downward

    So you would just add all the forces needed then multiply her mass?
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    Woman standing on a scale in an elevator accelerating downward

    For A, I had multiplied 65 and 9.8 since that’s the force of gravity. For B, I again multiplied 65 and 2.5 (that’s what the scale says it reads. *I believe you multiply them for c and d, but I’m not positive for it. C- I think you multiply then subtract D- I think you multiply and I’m not sure...