A 100g apple is placed on a table. What is the force in newtons of the apple on the table?

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Elad Joseph asked Nov 8, 2023

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A 100g apple is placed on a table. What is the force in newtons of the apple on the table?

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I might be wrong but maybe 6.9 decrees? Sorry I’m a 6 grader

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Answer:

Explanation:

Assuming acceleration of gravity=10m/s²

Force=100/1000kg×10m/s²=1N

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