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An orange of mass m falls into a wagon. Assume the orange experiences upward acceleration magnitude a when it comes in contact with the wagon. What is the correct expression for the normal force magnitude F, exerted on the orange? What is the correct expression for the normal force magnitude Fr exerted on the orange?
Consider upward as the positive direction.
Fn = m(a -g)
Fn = m(a +g)
Fn=a +g /m
Fn= m/a+g

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