The number of people that can be safely carried in a lift depends on their mass. A lift will safely

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8 0

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

If a lift will carry 8 people safely with an average mass of 75kg each we multiply to find the weight the lift can safely carry.

8 x 75kg = 600kg

If the average mass of the people is 100kg each, we divide to find the number of people it can carry. We know the lift can carry 600kg.

600kg/100kg = 6

So the lift can carry 6 people if their average mass is 100kg.

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