A book is on a table in an elevator. A pen rests on top of the book. In addition to the weight of the book, the other forces acting on the book are: the weight of the pen, and the normal force of the table holding up the book. the normal force of the pen on the book, and the normal force of the table on the book. O the weight of the pen. O the weight of the pen, the normal force of the pen down onto the book, and the normal force of the table holding up the book.

A book is on a table in an elevator. A pen rests on top of the book. In addition to the weight of the book, the other forces acting on the book are: the weight of the pen, and the normal force of the table holding up the book. the normal force of the pen on the book, and the normal force of the table on the book. O the weight of the pen. O the weight of the pen, the normal force of the pen down onto the book, and the normal force of the table holding up the book.

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