Below are the examples of different types of forces. How many of them are the example of gravitational force?

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Solution

The correct option is A 1
Let's check all the examples:
Raindrops falling on the Earth. - Gravitational force.

Running a comb through your dry hair. - Electrostatic force (static charge concept).

A bar magnet suspended freely. - Magnetic force.

Bullocks ploughing the field. - Muscular force.

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Below are the examples of different types of forces. How many of them are the example of gravitational force?

The correct option is A 1Let's check all the examples: Raindrops falling on the Earth. - Gravitational force. Running a comb through your dry hair. - Electrostatic force (static charge concept). A bar magnet suspended freely. - Magnetic force. Bullocks ploughing the field. - Muscular force.

The correct option is A 1
Let's check all the examples:
Raindrops falling on the Earth. - Gravitational force.

Running a comb through your dry hair. - Electrostatic force (static charge concept).

A bar magnet suspended freely. - Magnetic force.

Bullocks ploughing the field. - Muscular force.