The potential energy $U$ between two molecules as a function of distance $x$ between them is shown. $A, B, C$ are points for which $x = 0.6 \mathring{A}, 1.2 \mathring{A}, 1.8 \mathring{A}$ respectively. At $A, B, C$,the force between the two molecules is:

  • A
    Zero,attractive,repulsive
  • B
    Attractive,zero,repulsive
  • C
    Zero,repulsive,attractive
  • D
    Repulsive,zero,attractive

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