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Which particle is the force-carrying particle for the electromagnetic force? a. Photon. b. W+ boson. c. Graviton. d. Gluon.

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Which particle is the force-carrying particle for the electromagnetic force?

	a.	Photon.
	b.	W+ boson.
	c.	Graviton.
	d.	Gluon.

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