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. Can force act without an interaction between two objects? Give an example to explain.

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Answered by Stuti1990

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, a force can act without an interaction between two objects. Here is an example to show it: when an object falls freely (free fall) that time no interaction between objects take place but the force of gravity and frictional force acts on it.

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. Can force act without an interaction between two objects? Give an example to explain.