8. A delivery person in an elevator is holding a package by an elastic cord. a. What happens to the length of the cord when the elevator accelerates upward? Draw the FBD for the package. b. What happens to the cord length when the elevator slows to a stop after its ascent? Draw the FBD.

8. A delivery person in an elevator is holding a package by an elastic cord. a. What happens to the length of the cord when the elevator accelerates upward? Draw the FBD for the package. b. What happens to the cord length when the elevator slows to a stop after its ascent? Draw the FBD.

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a. What happens to the length of the cord when the elevator accelerates
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b. What happens to the cord length when the elevator slows to a stop after its
ascent? Draw the FBD.

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