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Lucia Valentine
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17 November, 05:50
Why don't you fall through the floor
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Rafael Buck
17 November, 05:53
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Because the floor exerts an upward normal force on you, equal but opposite to the downward force of gravity.
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Josephine Strong
17 November, 05:59
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Because it's made out of wood
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