8. Another term for "perpendicular" in mathematics is "normal", and thus another namefor apparent weight is the normal force. In whichdoes normal force actupon an object (compared to the surfacedirectionthat the object is on)?

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Another term for "perpendicular" in mathematics is "normal", and thus another name does normal force act for apparent weight is the normal force. In which upon an object (compared to the surface direction that the object is on)?

Another term for "perpendicular" in mathematics is "normal", and thus another name does normal force act for apparent weight is the normal force. In which upon an object (compared to the surface direction that the object is on)?

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