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Which fundamental force keeps the inside of an atoms nucleus together Weak nuclear Gravitational Strong nuclear Electromagnetic
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Which fundamental force keeps the inside of an atoms nucleus together

Weak nuclear
Gravitational
Strong nuclear
Electromagnetic

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Answer: Strong Nuclear

Explanation: I took the test and got it right

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Answer:

electromagnetic force

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