If we release a magnet from our hand, it falls on the ground. The force responsible for this is:

muscular force

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magnetic force

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electrostatic force

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gravitational force

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Solution

The correct option is D gravitational force
The force with which the earth pulls objects towards its centre, is called the force of gravity or gravitational force.
If we drop a magnet from our hand, it falls on the ground. This is due to the gravitational force exerted by the earth on the objects around it.
It is not necessary that a magnet can only experience magnetic force. It is also an object having some mass associated with it. Therefore, it will experience the gravitational force.

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