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Physics, 15.02.2021 20:10 ed72018373

Which statement is most correct? A.

Electric currents and magnets each exert a force.

B.

Electric currents exert a force but magnets do not

C

Neither an electric current nor a magnet exert a force.

D

Electric currents do not exert a force but magnets do exert a force.

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