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Suppose a charged particle is moving with velocity v. It will thus constitute a current and produce magnetic field. Suppose you are moving with velocity v in the direction same as that of the charged partice. So the charge will appear stationary and so wont produce any magnetic field. But it is not stationary w.r.t. ground. Hence an observer on the ground will say that it will produce magnetic field. Explain this paradox.........


Suppose a charged particle is moving with velocity v. It will thus constitute a current and produce magnetic field.
 
Suppose you are moving with velocity v in the direction same as that of the charged partice. So the charge will appear stationary and so wont produce any magnetic field. But it is not stationary w.r.t. ground. Hence an observer on the ground will say that it will produce magnetic field.
 
Explain this paradox.........


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