Physics, 23.03.2021 01:40 chasechevy13

Elevator moves downward at a constant speed. When drawing the Freebody diagram for this motion: -the upwards tension force should be drawn shorter than the downwards gravity force

-the upwards tension force should be drawn the same length as the downward gravity force

-there is no upward tension force, only gravity force

-the upward tension force should be drawn longer than the downward gravity force

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