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Magnetic fields are produced by: a. atoms b. currents c. voltages d. charges

Magnetic fields are produced by: a. atoms b. currents c. voltages d. charges
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Magnetic fields are produced by:

a. atoms
b. currents
c. voltages
d. charges

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User Teniqua
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Answer:

Electrcal Currents so your answer is B.

Step-by-step explanation:

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User Ricardo Yanez
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B - electric currents
Look into Lorentz force law if it would be helpful
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User Svenwinkle
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