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Sedaia [141]
3 years ago
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Why are some forces considered to be noncontact forces? A. Objects must be far apart in order to exert a force. B. Objects do no

t have to touch each other to experience a force. C. Objects push each other apart to increase the distance between them. D. Objects must be large in size in order to exert a force that is strong enough to notice. is it a,b,c or d?
Physics
1 answer:
kompoz [17]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

B. Objects do not have to touch each other to experience a force.

Explanation:

For example ..One of the noncontact forces is magnetic force whereby a magnetic object will be attracted to another magnetic object of oppsite charged particles, through waves called electromagnetic waves. On the other hand, the two magnetic objects of similar charged particles can repel through electromagnetic waves..

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