Title: acceleration e and cw
Course: Physics copy 1

Q: A cable elevator system has a car and riders with mass 800 kg and a counterweight of mass 720. If the system were to run freely the acceleration (neglecting pulley friction and cable mass) would be _____ m/s^2. (enter your answer as a number correct to two significant digits).
A: 0.52 (± 0.01)

Q: A cable elevator system has a car and riders with mass 600 kg and a counterweight of mass 570. If the system were to run freely the acceleration (neglecting pulley friction and cable mass) would be _____ m/s^2. (enter your answer as a number correct to two significant digits).
A: 0.25 (± 0.01)

Q: A cable elevator system has a car and riders with mass 530 kg and a counterweight of mass 840. If the system were to run freely the acceleration (neglecting pulley friction and cable mass) would be _____ m/s^2. (enter your answer as a number correct to two significant digits).
A: 2.2 (± 0.1)

Q: A cable elevator system has a car and riders with mass 590 kg and a counterweight of mass 210. If the system were to run freely the acceleration (neglecting pulley friction and cable mass) would be _____ m/s^2. (enter your answer as a number correct to two significant digits).
A: 4.7 (± 0.1)

Q: A cable elevator system has a car and riders with mass 880 kg and a counterweight of mass 530. If the system were to run freely the acceleration (neglecting pulley friction and cable mass) would be _____ m/s^2. (enter your answer as a number correct to two significant digits).
A: 2.4 (± 0.1)

Q: A cable elevator system has a car and riders with mass 830 kg and a counterweight of mass 430. If the system were to run freely the acceleration (neglecting pulley friction and cable mass) would be _____ m/s^2. (enter your answer as a number correct to two significant digits).
A: 3.1 (± 0.1)

Q: A cable elevator system has a car and riders with mass 550 kg and a counterweight of mass 160. If the system were to run freely the acceleration (neglecting pulley friction and cable mass) would be _____ m/s^2. (enter your answer as a number correct to two significant digits).
A: 5.4 (± 0.1)

Q: A cable elevator system has a car and riders with mass 820 kg and a counterweight of mass 830. If the system were to run freely the acceleration (neglecting pulley friction and cable mass) would be _____ m/s^2. (enter your answer as a number correct to two significant digits).
A: 0.059 (± 0.001)

Q: A cable elevator system has a car and riders with mass 550 kg and a counterweight of mass 610. If the system were to run freely the acceleration (neglecting pulley friction and cable mass) would be _____ m/s^2. (enter your answer as a number correct to two significant digits).
A: 0.51 (± 0.01)

Q: A cable elevator system has a car and riders with mass 970 kg and a counterweight of mass 410. If the system were to run freely the acceleration (neglecting pulley friction and cable mass) would be _____ m/s^2. (enter your answer as a number correct to two significant digits).
A: 4 (± 0.1)

Q: A cable elevator system has a car and riders with mass 190 kg and a counterweight of mass 680. If the system were to run freely the acceleration (neglecting pulley friction and cable mass) would be _____ m/s^2. (enter your answer as a number correct to two significant digits).
A: 5.5 (± 0.1)

Q: A cable elevator system has a car and riders with mass 730 kg and a counterweight of mass 250. If the system were to run freely the acceleration (neglecting pulley friction and cable mass) would be _____ m/s^2. (enter your answer as a number correct to two significant digits).
A: 4.8 (± 0.1)

Q: A cable elevator system has a car and riders with mass 660 kg and a counterweight of mass 850. If the system were to run freely the acceleration (neglecting pulley friction and cable mass) would be _____ m/s^2. (enter your answer as a number correct to two significant digits).
A: 1.2 (± 0.1)

Q: A cable elevator system has a car and riders with mass 970 kg and a counterweight of mass 140. If the system were to run freely the acceleration (neglecting pulley friction and cable mass) would be _____ m/s^2. (enter your answer as a number correct to two significant digits).
A: 7.3 (± 0.1)

Q: A cable elevator system has a car and riders with mass 460 kg and a counterweight of mass 480. If the system were to run freely the acceleration (neglecting pulley friction and cable mass) would be _____ m/s^2. (enter your answer as a number correct to two significant digits).
A: 0.21 (± 0.01)

Q: A cable elevator system has a car and riders with mass 800 kg and a counterweight of mass 760. If the system were to run freely the acceleration (neglecting pulley friction and cable mass) would be _____ m/s^2. (enter your answer as a number correct to two significant digits).
A: 0.25 (± 0.01)

Q: A cable elevator system has a car and riders with mass 800 kg and a counterweight of mass 470. If the system were to run freely the acceleration (neglecting pulley friction and cable mass) would be _____ m/s^2. (enter your answer as a number correct to two significant digits).
A: 2.5 (± 0.1)

Q: A cable elevator system has a car and riders with mass 420 kg and a counterweight of mass 480. If the system were to run freely the acceleration (neglecting pulley friction and cable mass) would be _____ m/s^2. (enter your answer as a number correct to two significant digits).
A: 0.65 (± 0.01)

Q: A cable elevator system has a car and riders with mass 630 kg and a counterweight of mass 200. If the system were to run freely the acceleration (neglecting pulley friction and cable mass) would be _____ m/s^2. (enter your answer as a number correct to two significant digits).
A: 5.1 (± 0.1)