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The strong force is to gluons as the gravitational force is to
 
  A) Z particles. B) quarks. C) photons. D) gravitons. E) neutrinos.

Question 2

The gravitational force is to gravitons as the electromagnetic force is to
 
  A) photons. B) neutrinos. C) quarks. D) gluons. E) protons.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

A



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