Which force holds together an atom's nucleus? a the strong force b the weak force c electromagnetism d gravity?

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SUNDARRAJAN K · Answer 1 · 2018-04-28T02:46:57+0000

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I think the answer is A.

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Because, The force are HOLDING TOGETHER and A says something about a strong force. What that means is, when your holding something and put them both together they are using a strong force so that the objects won't let go.

Which force holds together an atom's nucleus? a the strong force b the weak force c electromagnetism d gravity?

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