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2. An object is supported by a spring attached to the ceiling. What are the forces acting on the object? a. The mass of the object in the downward direction and the supporting force of the spring in the
upward direction.
b. The mass of the object in the downward direction and the supporting force of the spring in the
downward direction.
c. The weight of the object in the upward direction and the supporting force of the spring in the
downward direction.
d. The weight of the object in the downward direction and the supporting force of the spring in the
upward direction.
e. The weight of the object pulling on the Earth and downward supporting force of the spring

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