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Apparent weight

Apparent weight. If an object subject to gravity is not in free fall, then there must be a reaction force to act in opposition to gravity. We sometimes refer to this reaction force as apparent weight. Elevator rides. When you are in an elevator, your actual weight (mg) never changes .

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