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Which force holds distant stars and other matter together in a galaxy? A. Gravitational B. Strong nuclear C. Electromagnetic D. Weak nuclear

Which force holds distant stars and other matter together in a galaxy? A. Gravitational B. Strong nuclear C. Electromagnetic D. Weak nuclear
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Which force holds distant stars and other matter together in a galaxy?

A. Gravitational
B. Strong nuclear
C. Electromagnetic
D. Weak nuclear

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Answer: A. Gravitational

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