What does a moving charge experience when it is near a magnetic field?
question 3 options:

a force

static friction

a stationary charge

gravity

Option A, a force

Explanation:

A moving charge is just like a wire carrying electricity. When a wire caryying electricity is placed with in the vicinity of a magnetic field it experience a force on it.

Like wise a moving charge with in a magnetic field  near by feels a force on it and thus it changes its direction of motion.

These charged particle do not change their speed.

Hence, option A is correct

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