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The magnetic effect due to the electric current is called _____

A

magnetisation

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electromagnetism

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gyromagnetism

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D

magneto

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Solution

The correct option is B electromagnetism
The magnetic effect due to the electric current is called electromagnetism. It is a temporary effect. All electromagnets work on this principle.

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