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Which of the following statements ARE correct, regarding the situation if you are in a elevator, standing on a scale? Group of answer choices when you go down with slowing down speed, the scale should give your a number less than you actual weight when you go up with slowing down speed, the scale should give your a number greater than you actual weight when you go down with increasing speed, the scale should give your a number greater than you actual weight when you go up with increasing speed, the scale should give your a number greater than you actual weight when you go up with slowing down speed, the scale should give your a number less than you actual weight when you go down with slowing down speed, the scale should give your a number greater than you actual weight

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