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Juniper is working on comparing and contrasting forces. She is thinking of gravitational force and strong nuclear force. Which o

f the following is one way these forces are alike?
A) They are both weak forces.
B) They both work only in a short range.
C) They both act on objects.
D) They are both dependent on mass.

(FLVS Physical Science 03.09)

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Shkiper50 [21]3 years ago

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Answer:A because they are both weak forces

Explanation:because they are weak forces

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