Inside a freely-falling elevator, there would be no
A) apparent weight for you.
B) gravitational force on you.
C) both of these
D) none of these

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In a freely-falling elevator, you would experience weightlessness because you and the elevator are accelerating downward at the same rate due to gravity. This means there is no normal force acting on you from the floor of the elevator, leading to the sensation of having no apparent weight. However, the gravitational force still acts on you; it's the reason for the elevator's acceleration.

Inside a Freely-Falling Elevator, There Would Be No