Imagine that in a certain region of space, an electric field is uniform in magnitude and direction. What can we conclude about the magnetic field in that region?
A. 
= 0.
B. must be uniform in space.
C. must be constant in time.
D. must be both uniform in space and constant in time.
E. There are no restrictions on .
F. There are other restrictions on (specify).
C. must be constant in time.
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