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Physics, 17.10.2019 06:30 narnar5664

Which scenario represents the weakest force? (assume particles in all scenarios are the same distance apart.)

protons and neutrons are held together inside the nucleus.
two particles are attracted to one another by static electricity.
an unstable atom breaks down releasing two radioactive particles.
two rocks of equal mass fall to the ground at the same speed.

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