There is a 6 kg bucket on the ground. What are the weight of the bucket and the force of gravity

There is a 6 kg bucket on the ground. What are the weight of the bucket and the force of gravity acting on the bucket? To which body is the force of weight applied?

the force of gravity acting on a bucket standing on the ground is:

G = m * g = 6 * 9.8 = 58.8 Newton, where g is the acceleration of gravity.

In this case, the force of gravity is balanced by the reaction force of the support N, that is, G = N. That is, the weight of the body is P = N = G = 58.8 Newtons.

The forces of weight, as such, do not exist in nature. There is a reaction force of the support acting from the side of the support on the body.