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. All things everywhere in the universe have an invisible pulling force between them. What is this invisible force called? friction position gravity motion
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All things everywhere in the universe have an invisible pulling force between them. What is this invisible force called?

friction
position
gravity
motion

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Gravity Example:I’m holding a pencil and I drop it motion would not do anything so it’s wrong, my position doesn’t matter,and friction is to objects rubbing against each other so gravity is the right one
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gravity because it’s the universal force between any two objects
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