of the following is true? a.) Both steady and time-varying magnetic fields are solenoidal. b.) Only steady magnetic fields are solenoidal. c.) Only time-varying magnetic fields are solenoidal. d.) The answer cannot be found on the other choices.

of the following is true? a.) Both steady and time-varying magnetic fields are solenoidal. b.) Only steady magnetic fields are solenoidal. c.) Only time-varying magnetic fields are solenoidal. d.) The answer cannot be found on the other choices.

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a.) Both steady and time-varying magnetic fields are solenoidal.

b.) Only steady magnetic fields are solenoidal.

c.) Only time-varying magnetic fields are solenoidal.

d.) The answer cannot be found on the other choices.

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