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Why are force fields necessary to describe gravity? A. Gravity is a type of air resistance. B. Gravity acts between any two objects with charges. C. Gravity is a noncontact force…

Why are force fields necessary to describe gravity? A. Gravity is a type of air resistance. B. Gravity acts between any two objects with charges. C. Gravity is a noncontact force…
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Why are force fields necessary to describe gravity?

A. Gravity is a type of air resistance.
B. Gravity acts between any two objects with charges.
C. Gravity is a noncontact force.
D. Gravity can only push objects apart.

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C

Step-by-step explanation:

Gravity pulls objects towards earth's core without needing any contact with objects

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