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The increase in your weight when the lift starts going up or stops going down,
as well as the decrease in your weight when the lift stops going up or starts
going down, is
[ (your mass) x (acceleration of the lift) ] .
Your mass is numerically equal to (0.4536 x your weight in pounds), or else
equal to your "weight" in kilograms if you're unfortunate enough to have
been taught to express it in that fashion.
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