1. The long straight wire shown in Figure 1 carries a constant current I. Justifying youranswers, state the direction of the induced current (e.g., clockwise, counter clockwise,or no current) in the square conducting loop if the loop is moved(a) toward the wire,(b) away from the wire.ааIFigure 1: Problem # 1.

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1. The long straight wire shown in Figure 1 carries a constant current I. Justifying your
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(b) away from the wire.
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Figure 1: Problem # 1.

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