Which statement best describes the relationship between forces?
magnetic and electrica...
Physics, 06.10.2019 20:20 tdahna0403
Which statement best describes the relationship between forces?
magnetic and electrical forces are the most alike because they are both caused by positive and negative charges.
gravitational and magnetic forces are the most alike because they are both types of charges that occur in nature.
nuclear and magnetic forces are the most alike because they are both related to mass and weight.
strong nuclear force is most like electric because they are both related to distance.
someone me i don't know if it's a, b, or d. /:
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