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Can a magnetic field exist without an electric field?

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Definition of the Magnetic field
The Magnetic field is the space around the current-carrying conductor.
Reason:
The Magnetic field is produced by the moving charges and the moving charges produced the electric field.
Therefore, The Magnetic field can not exist without the electric field.

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