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Cite the contribution of the following to understand magnetism: a. Hans Christian Ørsted b. Michael Faraday c. James Clerk Maxwell d. William Gilbert e. Nikola Tesla

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a. Hans Christian Ørsted

b. Michael Faraday

c. James Clerk Maxwell

d. William Gilbert

e. Nikola Tesla

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