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If an object is being pulled toward the center, what force is acting on it? A. It pulls objects to the center. B. It pulls objects to the surface. C. It pushes objects away. D. It causes objects to bounce
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If an object is being pulled toward

the center, what force is acting on
it?
A. It pulls objects to the center.
B. It pulls objects to the surface.
C. It pushes objects away.
D. It causes objects to bounce off each other.

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A is the answer since the question asks “if an object is being pulled toward the center”.
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