Electric fields that arise from changing magnetic fields have all the properties below except
A) they terminate on electric charges.
B) they cannot be described by an electric potential.
C) their field lines take the form of closed loops.
D) work done by the field along a closed path may be non-zero.

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Electric fields arising from changing magnetic fields (as described by Faraday's Law of electromagnetic induction) do not terminate on electric charges. Instead, they form closed loops, unlike electrostatic fields which do terminate on charges.

Electric Fields That Arise from Changing Magnetic Fields Have All