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In the Language of General Relativity, What Is Usually Called

Question 59

Question 59

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In the language of general relativity, what is usually called "gravitational force" is described in terms of


A) time dilation.
B) length contraction.
C) gravitational redshift.
D) the curvature of spacetime.

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