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What do magnets have the acts on a object without touching them? 1. A power 2. A force 3. A machine 4. A current Need help ASAP

What do magnets have the acts on a object without touching them? 1. A power 2. A force 3. A machine 4. A current Need help ASAP
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What do magnets have the acts on a object without touching them?

1. A power
2. A force
3. A machine
4. A current
Need help ASAP

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it's a force because magnetics can act on a object from a distance because of gravitational force

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Answer: A force

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