What two processes are part of electromagnetism? A. The production of a magnetic field by permanent magnets B. The production of an electric current by a moving magnet C. The production of a magnetic field by an electric current D. The attraction of electric charges for each other

What two processes are part of electromagnetism? A. The production of a magnetic field by permanent magnets B. The production of an electric current by a moving magnet C. The production of a magnetic field by an electric current D. The attraction of electric charges for each other

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