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QUESTIONS
1. What does a scale measure?
2. If a person stands on the scale in an elevator accelerating upwards, what is the scale readout?
3. If a person stands on the scale in an elevator accelerating downwards, what is the scale readout?
4. If a person stands on the scale in an elevator moving up at a constant speed, what is the scale readout?

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2. the weight will increase
3. the weight will decrease
4. the reading will remain constant

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1. A scale measures force being pushing onto it and then give you that number in lbs or kg which is your weight
2. It will read a weight heavier than the person's normal weight.
3. It will read a weight lighter than the person's normal weight.
4. The person's normal weight

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1. scale measures weight
2. larger number
3. smaller number
4. number would remain the same

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A scale measures the force of a person compared to the floor.
The weight will be heavier.
The weight will be lighter.
The normal weight.

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1. A scale measures weight
2.The number would increase
3.The number would decrease
4.The number will change

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1. The apparent weight or normal force of an object.
2. The number on the scale will be higher than if you weren't on an elevator.
3. The number on the scale will be lower.
4. The number on the scale would stay constant.

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A scale measures the normal force.
The scale should read out the normal force which will most like increase.
The scale should read the normal force which will most likely decrease.
The scale should read the normal force from a stationary elevator.

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1. A scale would measure the force that is exerted on an object.
2. The upward motion would cause the force to increase.
3. The downward motion would cause the force to decrease.
4. Due to the constant speed the scale would read the same as if it wasn't moving.

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1.A scale measures the apparent force.
2.The number on the scale would increase
3.The number of the scale would decrease
4. The number would not change

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1.) a scale measures how gravity affects mass
2.) increase weight.
3.) decrease weight.
4.) Because it is a constant speed, the scale will show the correct value.

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1. Measures the force of an object
2. The number would increase
3. The number would decrease
4. It would remain the same

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1. A scale measures the weight
2. The scale will show a higher weight
3. The scale will show a lower weight
4. The weight will be the same as if it were on a regul;ar floor

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1. A scale measures weight
2. The scale readout will be higher than on the ground.
3. The scale readout will be lower than on the ground.
4. The scale readout will be the same as that on the ground.

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1) it measures the weight of an object
2) the number of the weight will become higher
3) if its going down the number will become smaller
4) since its at a constant speed the number won't change

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A scale measures how gravity affects a mass

The scale will read a heavier weight

The scale will show a lower number

The scale will show a constant value

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1.A scale measures the force that is exerted by an object
2.  the number will increase
3.  the number will decrease
4. the number will not change/ stay the same

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Force between the person and the floor
A higher number
A lower number
The correct number

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1. A scale measures the force between the object and surface
2. The scale would show a higher number
3. The scale would show a lower number
4. The scale would show the correct value

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1. Normal Force
2. The number will increase
3. The number will decrease
4. The correct answer

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1. The scale is measuring the force between the person on the scale and the floor.
2. The scale will show a higher number when accelerating upwards.
3. The scale will show a lower number when accelerating downwards.
4. The scale will show the correct value when moving at constant speed.