The apparent weight of a person in a lift which is moving down with uniform acceleration is _______. A) greater than the weight when the person is stationary B) twice the weight when the person is stationary C) less than the weight when the person is stationary D) same as the weight when the person is stationary

The apparent weight of a person in a lift which is moving down with uniform acceleration is _______. A) greater than the weight when the person is stationary B) twice the weight when the person is stationary C) less than the weight when the person is stationary D) same as the weight when the person is stationary

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A) greater than the weight when the person is stationary	B) twice the weight when the person is stationary
C) less than the weight when the person is stationary	D) same as the weight when the person is stationary