The forces exerted upon surface areas

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For example, I have a floating disk,and there are four propulsors, the propulsors of this disk could generate unlimited opposing force (to the gravity). Let's say this disk weighs 100 grams and I want to find out the gravitational pull on this object and the opposing force required, how do I do it?(No crazy-math explanation please! =))
 
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