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Which of the following forces can both attract and repel some objects without touching them? a.magnetism b.spring c.gravity d.friction
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Which of the following forces can both attract and repel some objects without touching them?

a.magnetism
b.spring
c.gravity
d.friction

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Answer:

Magnetism

Step-by-step explanation:

Magnetism and gravity both work at a distance. They do not need to touch an object to make it move. A magnet can attract the opposite pole of another magnet, but repels the like pole of another magnet. So magnetism can both attract and repel some objects.

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Answer:

A. Magnetism

B. Spring

( I'm not so sure about the second answer, but I'm certain about the first one)

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