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We can consider the book as a system. A system is any object or collection of objects to which external forces acts on. 2. This time draw the forces acting on the apple. From the dot, draw the forces as arrows. Use an upward arrow to represent the normal force exerted by the table to the apple and a downward arrow to represent the gravitational force exerted by the earth to the apple. Make sure to be particular with the length and the direction of the arrows. Label the arrows properly. Figure 2: Apple resting on a table f) Which exerts the gravitational force (Fg) in figure 2? g) Which exerts the normal force (Fn) in figure 2? h) What is the system to which these forces act on in figure 2? i) Aside from the system of interest, are there other systems we can consider from figure 2?

          We can consider the book as a system. A system is any object or collection of objects to which external forces acts on. 2. This time draw the forces acting on the apple. From the dot, draw the forces as arrows. Use an upward arrow to represent the normal force exerted by the table to the apple and a downward arrow to represent the gravitational force exerted by the earth to the apple. Make sure to be particular with the length and the direction of the arrows. Label the arrows properly. Figure 2: Apple resting on a table f) Which exerts the gravitational force (Fg) in figure 2? g) Which exerts the normal force (Fn) in figure 2? h) What is the system to which these forces act on in figure 2? i) Aside from the system of interest, are there other systems we can consider from figure 2?

We can consider the book as a system. A system is any object or collection of objects to which external forces acts on. 2. This time draw the forces acting on the apple. From the dot, draw the forces as arrows. Use an upward arrow to represent the normal force exerted by the table to the apple and a downward arrow to represent the gravitational force exerted by the earth to the apple. Make sure to be particular with the length and the direction of the arrows. Label the arrows properly. Figure 2: Apple resting on a table f) Which exerts the gravitational force (Fg) in figure 2? g) Which exerts the normal force (Fn) in figure 2? h) What is the system to which these forces act on in figure 2? i) Aside from the system of interest, are there other systems we can consider from figure 2?

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