A set of three conducting rings are hung from a ceiling as shown in the Figure and are in the same magnetic field B. The magnetic field is uniform and remains constant with respe time. Ring 1 moves left and right as indicated, like a mass attached to a pendulum. Ring 2 rotates about a vertical axis, and Ring 3 moves up and down while attached to a spring. Which ring(s) will have an emf induced in them? O Ring 3 only O Ring 2 only O Ring 1 only O Rings 2 and 3 O Rings 1 and 2

A set of three conducting rings are hung from a ceiling as shown in the Figure and are in the same magnetic field B. The magnetic field is uniform and remains constant with respe time. Ring 1 moves left and right as indicated, like a mass attached to a pendulum. Ring 2 rotates about a vertical axis, and Ring 3 moves up and down while attached to a spring. Which ring(s) will have an emf induced in them? O Ring 3 only O Ring 2 only O Ring 1 only O Rings 2 and 3 O Rings 1 and 2

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