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What causes electric field/ magnetic field?
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[QUOTE="DrClaude, post: 6077721, member: 461323"] Yes, the electric field is there whether the charge is moving or not. A current can only be induced if there is a conductor. Faraday's law is one of the Maxwell equations, so you can check what they look like in free space. Review this question with respect to what I wrote for II. [/QUOTE]
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