X has outward radial arrows, indicating a source and nonzero divergence. Y circulates around the centre, indicating nonzero curl.
Z combines outward spreading with rotation: its curved spiral arrows retain a circulating component, so its curl is also nonzero. The three nonzero conditions are precisely those in **C**. Divergence measures source strength, while curl measures local circulation.
More Biot-Savart law, Ampere law, Curl, Faraday law, Lorentz force questions
GATE 2016 EE (EE2) Q65– A 1 m conductor rotates about the z axis, parallel to it and 1 m away, in a radially…
GATE 2015 EE (EE2) Q20– A circular single turn of radius 1 m rotates at 60 rpm about its diameter along x, as…
GATE 2026 EE Q16– A positive point charge with velocity v=5\, x enters a region having electric field E=4\,…
GATE 2026 EE Q51– The figure shows an arbitrarily shaped planar conducting loop A in the XY plane. Two…
GATE 2024 EE Q52– The given equation represents a magnetic field strength H(r,,) in the spherical coordinate…
GATE 2023 EE Q43– In the figure, the electric field E and the magnetic field B point to the z and x…