Multiple Choice
Why does a unified force split to become two separate forces?
A) The universe expands so much that carrier particles become too dense.
B) The average energy of photons in the universe becomes less than the mass of the unified force's carrier particles.
C) Dark energy becomes significant at later times and forces the two to split.
D) The spatial dimensions split and so must the forces.
E) Too many particles are created for the unified force to manage.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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