AP Physics 1easymcq1 pt
Gravity is considered a fundamental force because
A.it cannot be reduced to other forces
B.it is the strongest force
C.it only acts on planets
D.it explains friction
Explanation
Core Concept
Fundamental forces are the irreducible ones; gravity is one of the four.
Correct Answer
Ait cannot be reduced to other forces
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