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Which of the following describes a magnetic field that influence on moving electric charges,
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It is the place where no object may be influenced by a magnet
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It is a region in space marked by visible magnetic lines of force
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It is an area where a magnet can influence other magnets or other magnetizable metals
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It is a space near a magnet where only another magnet may be affected
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