Physics, asked by perfalgan, 1 year ago

how to calculate the magnitude of the normal force

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Answered by sunny723

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N=mg+Fsin(x)

is formula of magnitude of the normal force

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Answered by rajiv08

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By applying F= MA

Where, f=force

M=mass of object

A = acceleration

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