A box of cereal with a weight of 3.8N is at rest on the kitchen counter. What is the normal force that the counter exerts on the box of cereal? A box of cereal with a weight of 3.8 N is at rest on the kitchen counter.What is the normal force that the counter exerts on the box of cereal?6.0 N37 N0.39 N3.8 N

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A box of cereal with a weight of 3.8 N is at rest on the kitchen counter. What is the normal force that the counter exerts on the box of cereal? A 6.0 N 37 N 0.39 N 3.8 N

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