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When __ and magnetic fields both exist, it is called an electromagnetic field.

When __ and magnetic fields both exist, it is called an electromagnetic field.
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When __ and magnetic fields both exist, it is called an electromagnetic field.

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Electric

Step-by-step explanation:

electromagnetic fields are created when charged particles are accelerated

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Hello There!

When "ELECTRIC" and magnetic fields both exist, it is called an electromagnetic field.

An electric field is a field extending outwards in all directions from a charged particle.

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