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___________ is an example of surface force.

___________ is an example of surface force. Correct Answer hydrostatic force

The hydrostatic force acts on the surface of the object in all directions with a given magnitude and hence is an example of a surface force. The inertia force, gravitational force and magnetic force are the examples of the body forces.

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