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How is gravity best described? A. A kind of acceleration B. A molecular pull C. A fundamental force D. A description of mass
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How is gravity best described? A. A kind of acceleration B. A molecular pull C. A fundamental force D. A description of mass
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How is gravity best described?
A. A kind of acceleration
B. A molecular pull
C. A fundamental force
D. A description of mass
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i think the answer is 'B'
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer: B
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Pretty sure
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