Is normal force always equal to weight?

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URGENT- Simple physics problem

Homework Statement


Is the Normal force applied to an object always equal to its weight?

TRUE

or

FALSE

Homework Equations



Fg = - Fg

I don't know if that's relevant or not...

The Attempt at a Solution



True?
 

Discussion

Think about if the object is on an incline...
 

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