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Is there a magnetic field in an off light bulb?

Is there a magnetic field in an off light bulb?
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Is there a magnetic field in an off light bulb?

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Answer: no

Explanation: an electric field must be present so if the bulb is off then there's no charge to the bulb for the electromagnetic field to interact

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