The Tower of Doom, at Elitch Gardens in Denver, CO lifts 15 people 50 m

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01-24-2008, 08:06 PM

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The Tower of Doom, at Elitch Gardens in Denver, CO lifts 15 people 50 m

into the air...? Here is a question on my science test:

The Tower of Doom, at Elitch Gardens in Denver, CO lifts 15 people 50 m into the air. The engineers assume the average people has a mass of 70 kg. How much force must the ride produce to do this?

I know that F=ma, but I cannot find any way to put this equation into effect with there being no acceleration stated. This is all of the information they give me. Quick help is appreciated!

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