You hold a book against the wall with a push force of 11 N.What is the magnitude and direction of the normal force.A) 0NB) 4 N toward wallF,=11 NC) 4 N away from wallpushD) 11 N toward wallE) 11 N away from wallF) 15 N upwardw = 15 NG) 36 N at a 45 degree angle to wall

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You hold a book against the wall with a push force of 11 N. What is the magnitude and direction of the normal force. A) 0 N B) 4 N toward wall C) 4 N away from wall F. push =11 N D) 11 N toward wall E) 11 N away from wall F) 15 N upward w = 15 N G) 36 N at a 45 degree angle to wall

You hold a book against the wall with a push force of 11 N. What is the magnitude and direction of the normal force. A) 0 N B) 4 N toward wall C) 4 N away from wall F. push =11 N D) 11 N toward wall E) 11 N away from wall F) 15 N upward w = 15 N G) 36 N at a 45 degree angle to wall

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