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The consequence of Faraday's law for the electrostatic potential is that in a time-varying field
Answer: D
With a non-zero curl the electric field cannot be written as minus the gradient of a scalar alone; the vector potential's time derivative must be included as well. That is why a voltage round a loop threaded by changing flux depends on the path taken.
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