Yes your answer is correct.😊
But for the benefit of other members, let me explain the solution in more detail.When I stand on the scale, then I push the scale down. The force with which I push the ball is the reading of the scale. By Newton's third law, the scale pushes me up with equal magnitude force. So we can also say that the force with which scale pushes me up is the reading of the scale.Let F1 = force with which scale pushes me up.When I stand on the scale, then there are two forces on me:-1. My weight, which is vertically downward2. F1 vertically upwardI am not accelerating. Therefore upward force=downward force.F1=weightF1 is scale reading. This means that scale reading shows my actual weight.Now I push some object down. Let me push with force F2. Then that object pushes me up with force F2.Now there are three forces on me:-1. My weight, which is vertically downward2. F1 vertically upward3. F2 vertically upwardI am not accelerating. Therefore upward force=downward force.F1+F2 = weightOr F1 = weight - F2As you can see, this time F2(meaning scale reading) is less than my weight. So scale reading is less.