4- Find the direction of the magnetic field in the solenoid in figure at the instant the switch is closed.CCSа)clockwiseb)towards the righttowards the leftd)counterclockwisee)downward

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а)
clockwise
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towards the right
towards the left
d)
counterclockwise
e)
downward

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