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Moving electron produce magnetic field , Explain how and why it is produced .

Answer 1

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⊙ A charged particle moving without acceleration produces an electric as well as magnetic field.



⊙ It is because of its charged particle.



⊙ But when it is at rest it doesn't produces any magnetic field.



⊙ It is visualised as a pattern of circular field lines surrounding a wire.


⊙ One way of it to explore it's direction is by using a compass as shown by a long straight current carrying wire.
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Answer 2

A stationery charge can create electric field. The reason can state by an example--

A fisher man throws his net into the water to catch some fishes.

Just like it, a positive charge produces electric field lines to attract negative charge (It throws its field lines to attract). It also explains why the field lines are away from positive charges. And for negative charges , they are being attracted by the postive charges. So lines are into the negative charges (just like fish are being attracted by fisherman).

When charges move they produce magnetic field its beacuse when they move along their path the E.F. changes and we know change in E.F. produces Magnetic field.

(THIS IS ALL ACCORDING TO MY CONCEPT, I HAVE NOT COPIED FROM ANYWHERE)