Passage XIII) Mr. Anoop having mass 50 ks is standing on a massless platform which oscillates up and down (doing SHM) of frequency 0.5 `sec^(-1)` and amplitude 0.4m. Platforms has a weightng machine fitted in it (Which is also massless). On which Anoop is standing. (Take `(pi^(2))` = 10 and g = 1- `m//s^(2)`. Assume that at t=0 (Platform+Anoop) is at their highest point of oscillation. [More than one option is correct] Which of the following will be correct for reading of weighting machineA. Maximum reading of weighing machine will be 70 kgB. maximum reading will be at mean positionC. maximum reading will be at lower extremem positionD. Maximum reading will be at upper extreme position.

Passage XIII) Mr. Anoop having mass 50 ks is standing on a massless pl

1.	Passage XIII) Mr. Anoop having mass 50 ks is standing on a massless platform which oscillates up and down (doing SHM) of frequency 0.5 `sec^(-1)` and amplitude 0.4m. Platforms has a weightng machine fitted in it (Which is also massless). On which Anoop is standing. (Take `(pi^(2))` = 10 and g = 1- `m//s^(2)`. Assume that at t=0 (Platform+Anoop) is at their highest point of oscillation. [More than one option is correct] Which of the following will be correct for reading of weighting machineA. Maximum reading of weighing machine will be 70 kgB. maximum reading will be at mean positionC. maximum reading will be at lower extremem positionD. Maximum reading will be at upper extreme position.
Answer» Correct Answer - A::C

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