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What is the universal force that exists between any objects with mass called? (A) matter (B) weight (C) pull (D) gravity
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What is the universal force that exists between any objects with mass called?

(A) matter


(B) weight


(C) pull


(D) gravity

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Answer:

D- gravity

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Answer:

The answer is (D) Gravity.

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I received a 100 on my test. Re-viewed and got this correct.

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