Question

14. "In general, the normal force is not equal to the weight." Give an example where the two forces are equal in magnitude and at least two examples where they are not.​

Answer 1

When they are equal:

- A box is lying on a table

- A car is driving down a street.

When they are not equal:

- A box is being lifted in the air (no normal force at all)

- You are dragging a suitcase across the floor at an upwards angle.

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