The interactions that occur on a body may seem complicated at first sight, but the fundamental forces of Nature are actually only four:
| Fundamental forces | |
|---|---|
| Strong nuclear force | Atomic nuclei |
| Weak nuclear force | Atomic nuclei |
| Electromagnetic | Electric charge |
| Gravitation | Mass |
The first two forces have a very short radius of action and act inside the nuclei of the atoms. The electromagnetic force acts between electrically charged particles and is responsible for electrical and magnetic phenomena.
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Finally, the gravitational force described by Newton is responsible for the attraction felt by bodies that possess a mass.
Here you can find Newton’s laws problems.
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