When a charge experience a force, there will be a _ field developed.
Correct answer: D. All of these options are correct
- A. Magnetic
- B. Electric
- C. Static
- D. All of these options are correct
Explanation
This option D suggests that all of the mentioned fields (magnetic, electric, and static) can be developed when a charge experiences a force, depending on the charge's motion and the presence of other charges or magnetic materials. When a charge is at rest, it develops an electric field (static field). When it is in motion, it generates both electric and magnetic fields. So, this option is correct.
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