How many fundamental forces are there in nature?
A) Three: strong,electromagnetic,and gravitational
B) Six: color,strong,weak,magnetic,electric,and gravitational
C) Five: strong,weak,magnetic,electric,and gravitational
D) Four: strong,weak,electromagnetic,and gravitational

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According to our current understanding of physics, there are four fundamental forces in nature: strong, weak, electromagnetic, and gravitational. Option A is incorrect as it doesn't include weak force. Option B is incorrect as there is no magnetic force, but it includes color which is not a fundamental force. Option C is incorrect as it includes magnetic force which is a manifestation of electromagnetic force, and also includes color.

How Many Fundamental Forces Are There in Nature