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The force diagram on the desk consists of normal reaction and weight of the pencil.

The net force on the desk in vertical direction is 1 N.

The net force on the desk in horizontal direction is 0.

The given parameters;

weight of the pencil, W = 1 N

The force diagram of the desk is sketched as follows;

↑ N

⊕

↓ W

Where;

N is the normal reaction on the desk
W is the weight of the ball

The net force on the desk in vertical direction = 1 N

The net force on the desk in horizontal direction = 0

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