Which of these is true about magnetic fields? Select one: O They will cause a static electric charge to accelerate. O They always cause a moving charge to accelerate. O They are stronger than electric fields. O They sometimes cause a moving charge to accelerate. Which of these creates a magnetic field? i. A stationary charge. ii. A changing electric field. iii. A current in a wire. iv. A moving charge. Select one: (ii), (iii), and (iv) only O () only O (), (ii), and (iv) only All of these.

Which of these is true about magnetic fields? Select one: O They will cause a static electric charge to accelerate. O They always cause a moving charge to accelerate. O They are stronger than electric fields. O They sometimes cause a moving charge to accelerate. Which of these creates a magnetic field? i. A stationary charge. ii. A changing electric field. iii. A current in a wire. iv. A moving charge. Select one: (ii), (iii), and (iv) only O () only O (), (ii), and (iv) only All of these.

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Which of these is true about magnetic fields?
Select one:
O They will cause a static electric charge to accelerate.
O They always cause a moving charge to accelerate.
O They are stronger than electric fields.
O They sometimes cause a moving charge to accelerate.
Which of these creates a magnetic field?
i.
A stationary charge.
A changing electric field.
iii. A current in a wire.
iv. A moving charge.
ii.
Select one:
O (i), (ii), and (iv) only
(1) only
(), (ii), and (iv) only
OAll of these.

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