Question
The magnetic field of the Galaxy could gradually act on
the dust particles and cause their rotational axes to line up in such a way that their short axes are parallel to the direction of the field. i.The magnetic field of the Galaxy can gradually ii.The magnetic field of the Galaxy can slowly iii.The magnetic field of the Galaxy would graduallySolution
The modal verb can should not be in its past form i.e would. Hence, it should be only ‘can’. ‘Gradually' means a continuous progress which is often slow. Hence slowly can be also used.
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