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Cynthia Hendricks
14 June, 11:36
Gravity is a force.
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Addison Kirby
14 June, 12:12
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The answer is true. Gravity is the force that keeps us all on the ground.
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Perla
14 June, 12:59
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The answer would be True. Gravity is a force in which matter attracts with other matter. The more mass an object has the stronger the force of gravity.
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