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Displacement current is continuous(A) when electric field is changing in the circuit.(B) when magnetic field is changing in the circuit.(C) in both types of fields.(D) through wires and resistance only.
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Step 1: The displacement current is a concept in Maxwell's equations that allows these equations to be consistent in situations where the electric field is changing with time. Show more…
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