a) A bar magnet is being pushed through a loop of wire as shown in Figure 3.i.ii.What is the direction of the induced current as the magnet approach the loop, asviewed from above?What is the direction of the induced current after the magnet passes through and isleaving the loop, as view from above?NSFigure 3

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a) A bar magnet is being pushed through a loop of wire as shown in Figure 3. i. What is the direction of the induced current as the magnet approach the loop, as viewed from above? ii. What is the direction of the induced current after the magnet passes through and is leaving the loop, as view from above? O N S Figure 3

a) A bar magnet is being pushed through a loop of wire as shown in Figure 3. i. What is the direction of the induced current as the magnet approach the loop, as viewed from above? ii. What is the direction of the induced current after the magnet passes through and is leaving the loop, as view from above? O N S Figure 3

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