An elevator is suspended by a cable. The elevator is moving upward and slowing down. Which free-body diagram is correct

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An elevator is suspended by a cable. The elevator is moving upward and slowing down. Which free-body diagram is correct

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An elevator is suspended by a cable. The elevator is moving upward and slowing down. Which free-body diagram is correct for this situation? Explain. Please Note: Please explain your reasoning in your own words on your own paper. You will be asked to upload your work in the last step. Please make sure this is in your own handwriting and in your own words. A B C D E
A bee is flying straight upward. Which direction is the net force on the bee? Explain. Please Note: Remember to write out your work as you solve this problem. You will be asked to upload your work in the last step. You can type out the steps you took, or you can write them out by hand and upload an image of your handwritten work. upward downward the net force is zero there is not enough information to tell
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