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The magnitude of electric current is increasing from A towards B. If there is any induced current in the loop as shown in the figure, its direction will be:
The magnitude of electric current is increasing from A towards B. If there is any induced current in the loop as shown in the figure, its direction will be:
Updated On: Feb 26, 2025
- Clockwise
- Anticlockwise
- No induced current
- Can not be predicted
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The correct option is (A): Clockwise
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