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A book is lying on the table experiences force downward due to?

Itself

Earth

The table

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Physics: Principles with Applications

7th Edition, 2013

ISBN: 9780321625922

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First, consider a book resting on a horizontal table

Part A

Which object exerts a downward force on the book?

1. the book itself

2. the earth

3. the surface of the table

Part B

The downward force acting on the book is

a contact force

a long-range force

First, consider a book resting on a horizontal table.

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(b) the earth
(c) the surface of the table

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