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1. Which force below is an attractive force that pulls objects together? inertia friction air resistance gravity Please help .
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1. Which force below is an attractive force that pulls objects together?

inertia
friction
air resistance
gravity



Please help .

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Fraction that’s my eheissooakiss
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The answer is gravity. Gravity is a attractive force that holds the solar system together. Everything and everyone that has mass has gravity, however, only massive objects such as the sun and Earth have noticeable gravity.
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