A force is a push or pull upon an object resulting from the object's interaction with another object. The "push/pull" aspect (along with the vector quantity information) is most commonly focused on in physics. However, in chemistry we will focus more on the "interaction" aspect (as noted by the way the textbook authors use the terms interchangeably). a. Circle the one bolded term in each pair that makes the statement below true. When two objects "pull" on each other, it can be considered a(n) attraction/repulsion, whereas when they "push" on each other, it can be viewed as a(n) attraction/repulsion. b. Use the information above to provide a definition of "force" from a chemist's perspective.