The next two problems refer to this situation. A loop of wire is positioned around a region of magnetic field as shown in the figure below: wire loop The strength of the magnetic field increases with time, but the loop does not move or change shape. Everywhere outside the dashed line, the magnetic field is zero, so the loop itself is in a region of zero magnetic field. Problem 9. The induced current in the loop... O A. is zero. O B. flows clockwise. O C. flows counterclockwise. Problem 10. The force on the charges, which is responsible for inducing any current in the loop, is... O A. zero (there's no force on the charges). B. an electric force. C. a magnetic force.

The next two problems refer to this situation. A loop of wire is positioned around a region of magnetic field as shown in the figure below: wire loop The strength of the magnetic field increases with time, but the loop does not move or change shape. Everywhere outside the dashed line, the magnetic field is zero, so the loop itself is in a region of zero magnetic field. Problem 9. The induced current in the loop... O A. is zero. O B. flows clockwise. O C. flows counterclockwise. Problem 10. The force on the charges, which is responsible for inducing any current in the loop, is... O A. zero (there's no force on the charges). B. an electric force. C. a magnetic force.

Glencoe Physics: Principles and Problems, Student Edition

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Author:Paul W. Zitzewitz

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Chapter24: Magnetic Fields

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 98A

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