Science, asked by sandeepdatta762, 5 hours ago

Electric current produces electric field true or false

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Answered by XxxitzstylishgirlxxX

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Yes it is true it always produces magnetic feilds.

Answered by sakash20207

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FALSE ,

An Electric current always produces Magnetic fields.

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