so nuclear force between the nucleons exist only between the nucleons which present inside the nucleus.
Since nuclear force depends on the distance between the nucleons so here we can say that as the distance is more than this order of distance i.e. 1.75 fm then in that case the nuclear force is negligibly small and its magnitude is smaller than electromagnetic force and gravitational force both.
So we can say that for all distance range which is more than 2 fm the nuclear force is small or negligible.
The correct answer is <span>nuclear weak force </span><span> In fact, the nuclear strong force has a very limited range of action (approximately below 1-2 femtometers), and its magnitude decays exponentially for larger distances. Only the nuclear weak force is weaker than the nuclear strong force at large distance, while the gravity and the electromagnetic force become dominant for distances > 2 femtometers.</span>
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