Gravity interaction is possible between

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Gravity can interact with both material objects and electromagnetic radiation, as established by Einstein's theory of relativity, which links mass and energy. The mass-energy equivalence (E=mc²) implies that even massless particles, like photons, are influenced by gravity. Discussions highlight the confusion between whether gravity acts solely on material objects or also on electromagnetic waves. Examples of electromagnetic waves interacting with gravity, such as light bending around massive objects, support the idea of option C being correct. Understanding these interactions is crucial for grasping fundamental physics concepts.
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Gravity interaction is possible between:
A.Electromagnetic radiations.
B.Material objects.
C.Both material objects and electromagnetic waves
D.None

Can someone tell me its ans with reasons?
 
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Im confused between b) and c)
Even objects without mass can experience gravity, E=MC squared (mass-energy equation ) related mass to energy. Einstein proved Acceleration and motion are forms of gravity in different inertial frames, the theory of relativity.
Am I right?
 
silent10 said:
Im confused between b) and c)

Then your reasoning should come down to whether or not you can cite an example of an EM wave interacting with gravity.
 
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