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2 years ago

The answer and why it's that one

Physics

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scoundrel [369]2 years ago

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The force between two magnets, the gravitational forces between two objects,
and the forces between two charged particles DON't require that the objects
be touching each other.

The forces of friction between an object and air, or the forces of friction
between two objects that are sliding, DO only happen when the two are
in contact with each other.

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