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If a magnet was moving and passed by a stationary charge, which force would the charge...

If a magnet was moving and passed by a stationary charge, which force would the charge experience:

A) Magnetic force(Lorentz)

B) Electric force(Faraday's law of induction)

Please explain your reasoning.

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