6. According to Newton's third law, what is the reaction force in the previous question to the gravitational pull of the box on Earth? The weight of the person The normal force of the floor on the box The weight of the box The force of the box on the person The gravitational pull of the person on Earth The normal force of the floor on the person The force of the person on the box The normal force of the person on the floor The normal force of the box on the floor

6. According to Newton's third law, what is the reaction force in the previous question to the gravitational pull of the box on Earth? The weight of the person The normal force of the floor on the box The weight of the box The force of the box on the person The gravitational pull of the person on Earth The normal force of the floor on the person The force of the person on the box The normal force of the person on the floor The normal force of the box on the floor

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