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A magnetic field is created by a charged particle that is

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balanced.
motionless.
moving.
unbalanced.

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Did you know that a magnetic field is created by a moving charged particle? This means that if a charged particle is motionless, it will not generate a magnetic field. However, when the charged particle is in motion, it creates an unbalanced and dynamic magnetic field.

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