A single mass and a single charge create a gravitational field and an electric field, respectively. A magnetic field is created by a single iron atom. Compare and contrast these types of fields by choosing which statement(s) below are true about them: Statement A: All three fields are vector fields. Statement B: The gravitational field is a monopole field. Statement C: The electric and the magnetic fields are dipole fields. Statement D: The magnetic field is a monopole field. A. All the statements are true B. Statements A and B are true. C. None of the statements are true. D. Statement C is true.

A single mass and a single charge create a gravitational field and an electric field, respectively. A magnetic field is created by a single iron atom. Compare and contrast these types of fields by choosing which statement(s) below are true about them: Statement A: All three fields are vector fields. Statement B: The gravitational field is a monopole field. Statement C: The electric and the magnetic fields are dipole fields. Statement D: The magnetic field is a monopole field. A. All the statements are true B. Statements A and B are true. C. None of the statements are true. D. Statement C is true.

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A single mass and a single charge create a gravitational field and
an electric field, respectively. A magnetic field is created by a
single iron atom. Compare and contrast these types of fields by
choosing which statement(s) below are true about them:
Statement A: All three fields are vector fields.
Statement B: The gravitational field is a monopole field.
Statement C: The electric and the magnetic fields are dipole fields.
Statement D: The magnetic field is a monopole field.
A. All the statements are true
B. Statements A and B are true.
C. None of the statements are true.
D. Statement C is true.

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