Explanation Behind computer screen there are electrons moving to create the picture of the computer screen. When these electrons come in the influence of magnetic fields, they get affected and may get deflected. When the electrons in the screen get deflected, the picture on the screen will get distorted. Computer speakers have magnetic fields around them...

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