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4 years ago

Forces that affect objects without touching them are called field forces. Is gravity a field force? Explain.

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Yes, gravity is a field force because gravity starts from the inside layers of the earth, but doesn't touch us physically, an example of this would be that if we jump, gravity would pull us back down, but without touching you physically.

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