A stationary loop of wire is held in place in an external magnetic field that is constant in time, a shown below. B (constant) stationary loop In what direction is the induced current in the loop, if any? O Down the front (i.e., clockwise viewed from left) O Up the front (i.e., counter-clockwise viewed from left) O No current

A stationary loop of wire is held in place in an external magnetic field that is constant in time, a shown below. B (constant) stationary loop In what direction is the induced current in the loop, if any? O Down the front (i.e., clockwise viewed from left) O Up the front (i.e., counter-clockwise viewed from left) O No current

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