Question

what is the difference between magnetic force and electrostatic force​

Answer 1

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Explanation:

An important difference is that magnetic monopoles (or magnetic 'charges') don't exist. An electric field radiates inward or outward from an electric charge, but not both; field lines never connect back to a charge to form a loop. Magnetic fields always form such a loop; field lines always enter and leave a magnet in equal numbers so that the net 'magnetic charge' of any magnetic particle is always zero.

Electric force is observable from all inertial frames of reference; magnetic force can vanish entirely for certain reference frames.

Answer 2

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• Electrostatic force is apply by a charged body while magnetic force is applied by a magnet.
• Magnetic forces are always normal to the direction of the velocity of the charge it acts upon, whereas electric force are independent of the direction the charge moves in.
• Electric forces act between charged bodies (charges), magnetic forces act between magnetized bodies (magnets).

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