A Loop of Wire Sits in the Plane of the Page

question 80

Multiple Choice

A loop of wire sits in the plane of the page you are looking at,and the magnetic field in which the loop is sitting comes out of the page and is increasing in strength with time according to B = B₀t².What properly describes the current induced in the loop?

• A)clockwise,getting bigger
• B)clockwise,getting smaller
• C)counter-clockwise,getting bigger
• D)counter-clockwise,getting smaller
• E)None are correct.

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