A magnetic flux changing with time in a region creates an induced electric field, according to the general form of Faraday's law. Which of the following statements is/are not true about such an induced electric field? I) It is a nonconservative field. II) Work done by such an electric field on a point charge around a closed loop is zero. III) The induced electric field does not require a conductor to be present. IV) The induced electric field does not exist in the parts of the region where the magnetic flux is zero.

A magnetic flux changing with time in a region creates an induced electric field, according to the general form of Faraday's law. Which of the following statements is/are not true about such an induced electric field? I) It is a nonconservative field. II) Work done by such an electric field on a point charge around a closed loop is zero. III) The induced electric field does not require a conductor to be present. IV) The induced electric field does not exist in the parts of the region where the magnetic flux is zero.

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