Hello, I am here to seek for an answer for my question.
In general, if a lift is disconnected with the rope, it falls with the acceleration about 9.8 m/s2. If a man is inside, he will fall at that acceleration too.
I know that calculation
[MATH] F_n = ma+mg [/MATH]
That states that when a=g, the two objects cannot touch each other, so there are no normal force.
1. What is observed if a>g?
It is known that the normal force and the apparent weight are negative, what does it mean?
2. What's the normal force? I do not totally understand this word.
I think it's action-reaction force. The reaction force but I suspected why there are no movement by the objects.
3. What does the [MATH] \Sigma [/MATH] mean?
4. Is the net force not included the frictional force?
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