A wire loop moves at constant velocity without rotationthrough a constant magnetic field. The induced current inthe loop will be(a) clockwise. (b) counterclockwise. (c) zero.(d) We need to know the orientation of the loop relative tothe magnetic field.

A wire loop moves at constant velocity without rotationthrough a constant magnetic field. The induced current inthe loop will be(a) clockwise. (b) counterclockwise. (c) zero.(d) We need to know the orientation of the loop relative tothe magnetic field.

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Chapter24: Magnetic Fields

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A wire loop moves at constant velocity without rotation
through a constant magnetic field. The induced current in
the loop will be
(a) clockwise. (b) counterclockwise. (c) zero.
(d) We need to know the orientation of the loop relative to
the magnetic field.

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