Under what conditions might wires in a circuit where the current flows in only one direction emit electromagnetic waves (select all that apply)? When the current is switching between being on and steady and completely off When the current as a function of time is described by the function I(t) = 2 + sin(2t) %D When the current is steadily increasing or decreasing When the current has any nonzero constant value

Under what conditions might wires in a circuit where the current flows in only one direction emit electromagnetic waves (select all that apply)? When the current is switching between being on and steady and completely off When the current as a function of time is described by the function I(t) = 2 + sin(2t) %D When the current is steadily increasing or decreasing When the current has any nonzero constant value

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Under what conditions might wires in a circuit where the
current flows in only one direction emit electromagnetic
waves (select all that apply)?
When the current is switching between being on and steady
and completely off
When the current as a function of time is described by the
function I(t) = 2 + sin(2t)
%3D
When the current is steadily increasing or decreasing
When the current has any nonzero constant value

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