Which risk during a high-speed elevator cable snap increases, leveraging mechanicomechanical equivalence transformations?

💡 Explanation

Elevator freefalls convert potential energy into kinetic; therefore, the increased velocity causes larger inertial forces during a sudden stop. Sudden deceleration induces larger reactionary mechanical stress rather than tensile effects or energy dissipation, because of stress concentration.

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