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How do you find the normal force here? I forgot

How do you find the normal force here? I forgot
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How do you find the normal force here? I forgot

How do you find the normal force here? I forgot-example-1
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Answer:

mass times grav

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User Meadhikari
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normal force is mass x gravity, so mass x 9.81
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