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A block of mass of 10kg is being pushed on a tabletop downwards by a force of 200N. There is no acceleration in the problem. Cal

culate the normal force being exerted on the block.

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lord [1]2 years ago

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F = M*A

200N*10KG is 2000 newtons

so 2000 newton's is the normal force that is being exerted on the block

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