What constitutes the field of a magnet?
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it is consist of point charge.
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An magnetic field is an area up to which the magnet attraction or the magnetic force can be exerted. The magnetic fields are constituted of point charges called electrons which are moving constantly circles around a conductor.
These magnetic fields dependent on the charge, acceleration, current strength and the vilocity of the particles.
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An magnetic field is an area up to which the magnet attraction or the magnetic force can be exerted. The magnetic fields are constituted of point charges called electrons which are moving constantly circles around a conductor.
These magnetic fields dependent on the charge, acceleration, current strength and the vilocity of the particles.
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