Which force is responsible for weight to physical objects?

Gravitational force

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Electrostatic force

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Muscular force

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Magnetic force

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Solution

The correct option is A
Gravitational force

Gravitational force is responsible for the weight of physical objects. The weight is actually the measure of the gravitational force which earth applies on us.

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Which force is responsible for weight to physical objects?

The correct option is A Gravitational force Gravitational force is responsible for the weight of physical objects. The weight is actually the measure of the gravitational force which earth applies on us.

The correct option is A
Gravitational force

Gravitational force is responsible for the weight of physical objects. The weight is actually the measure of the gravitational force which earth applies on us.