A long conducting wire rests in the same plane as a circular loop of wire, as shown at the right. The conducting wire carries a current flowing from point A to point B. 1. Sketch the magnetic field surrounding (left and right sides) the conducting wire using symbols for vectors directed into or out of the page. 2. Suddenly, the current in the wire is switched off. Indicate the direction of induced current flow in the circular loop of wire, if any. Justify your answer.

A long conducting wire rests in the same plane as a circular loop of wire, as shown at the right. The conducting wire carries a current flowing from point A to point B. 1. Sketch the magnetic field surrounding (left and right sides) the conducting wire using symbols for vectors directed into or out of the page. 2. Suddenly, the current in the wire is switched off. Indicate the direction of induced current flow in the circular loop of wire, if any. Justify your answer.

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