$F_{pp}$, $F_{nn}$, and $F_{np}$ are the nuclear forces between proton-proton, neutron-neutron, and neutron-proton respectively. Then the relation between them is:
- A$F_{pp} = F_{nn} \neq F_{np}$
- B$F_{pp} \neq F_{nn} = F_{np}$
- C$F_{pp} = F_{nn} = F_{np}$
- D$F_{pp} \neq F_{nn} \neq F_{np}$
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