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An observer that stands still as the electron moves by him, will he observe an electric field, an electric and magnetic field, a magnetic field, or an absense of fields

An observer that stands still as the electron moves by him, will he observe an electric field, an electric and magnetic field, a magnetic field, or an absense of fields
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an observer that stands still as the electron moves by him, will he observe an electric field, an electric and magnetic field, a magnetic field, or an absense of fields

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The answer is B I think
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User Hrvoje T
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Answer: B) An electric & magnetic field

Step-by-step explanation:

hope this helps.

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