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Two nucleons are at a separation of `1xx10^(-15)m.` The net force between them is `F_(1)` if both are neutrons `F_(2)` if both are protons and `F_(3)` if one is a proton and other is a neutron. In such a case

A

`F_(2) gt F_(1) gt F_3`

B

`F_(1) = F_(2) gt F_3`

C

`F_(1) = F_(2) = F_3`

D

`F_(1) = F_(3) gt F_2`

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