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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.