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How is a magnetic field produced?

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To understand how a magnetic field is produced, we can break it down into several key concepts and scenarios: ### Step 1: Understanding Magnets - **Magnets** are the most basic source of magnetic fields. A magnet has two poles: a north pole and a south pole. - The magnetic field lines emanate from the north pole and enter the south pole. ### Step 2: Magnetic Field from a Current-Carrying Conductor - A **current-carrying conductor** (like a wire) also produces a magnetic field. ...
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  • A magnetic field can be produced

    A
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    B
    a changing electric field
    C
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    D
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