What happens when there is no interaction between the objects?

Force comes in action.

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Force does not come in action.

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Force may or may not come in action.

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None of the above is correct

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Solution

The correct option is C Force may or may not come in action.
There are two types of force
1) Interactive force: Its effect comes when two objects will come in contact.
2) Non- Interactive force: Its effect will come when an object comes in their respective field strength.
exp: Charge in an electric field, Mass in gravitation field.
Hence Option C.

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