57. a ll۲:۰۳ م ۱۷,۵كبث4. The induced current (Iina) is clockwise, as drawn below. If you grab the loop withyour thumb pointing clockwise and your fingers wrapped around the wire, insidethe loop your fingers will go into the page (®). Remember, you want your fingersto match Step 3 inside the loop: You don't want your fingers to match Step 1 or themagnetic field lines already drawn in the beginning of the problem.IindBind

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4. The induced current (luna) is clockwise, as drawn below. If you grab the loop with your thumb pointing clockwise and your fingers wrapped around the wire, inside the loop your fingers will go into the page (8). Remember, you want your fingers to match Step 3 inside the loop: You don't want your fingers to match Step 1 or the magnetic field lines already drawn in the beginning of the problem. lind Bind

4. The induced current (luna) is clockwise, as drawn below. If you grab the loop with your thumb pointing clockwise and your fingers wrapped around the wire, inside the loop your fingers will go into the page (8). Remember, you want your fingers to match Step 3 inside the loop: You don't want your fingers to match Step 1 or the magnetic field lines already drawn in the beginning of the problem. lind Bind

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Chapter31: Faraday’s Law

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Problem 31.10CQ: A loop of wire is moving near a long, straight wire carrying a constant current I as shown in Figure...

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