A circular loop of wire is moved at a constant speed through a uniform magnetic field, shown in the image below. The magnetic field exists only in the region shown. Bext 12 아 A. Sketch qualitative graphs of ①(t) and I(t) from before the loop enters the magnetic field until after the loop has entirely left the magnetic field. Assume that a positive current represents current flowing through the loop in the clockwise direction. Explain why your graphs have the shapes they do. B. What direction is the force the magnetic field exerts on the loop i) as the loop is entering the magnetic field, ii) while the loop is entirely within the field, and iii) as the loop is exiting the magnetic field. Explain your reasoning.

A circular loop of wire is moved at a constant speed through a uniform magnetic field, shown in the image below. The magnetic field exists only in the region shown. Bext 12 아 A. Sketch qualitative graphs of ①(t) and I(t) from before the loop enters the magnetic field until after the loop has entirely left the magnetic field. Assume that a positive current represents current flowing through the loop in the clockwise direction. Explain why your graphs have the shapes they do. B. What direction is the force the magnetic field exerts on the loop i) as the loop is entering the magnetic field, ii) while the loop is entirely within the field, and iii) as the loop is exiting the magnetic field. Explain your reasoning.

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