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Moving electric charges produces
a) Electric field
d) None
b) Magnetic field
c) Both a & b
If the current flows through the straight conductor in downward direction, magnetic lines of force are
formed in
2.
a) Clock wise direction
b) Anti clock wise direction
c) Either clockwise (or) Anti clockwise direction d) Indefinite
The magnitude of the field produg
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