An infinitely long current-carrying wire carries steady current that increases in timeas i = at and is wrapped around an infinitely long solenoid of radius R, making n turnsper unit length. If the axis of the solenoid points directly out of the page and thecurrent is clockwise on the cylinder, find (a) the maximum emf through a circularconducting loop of radius R/3 that is inside the solenoid and (b) the direction of theinduced current in the loop.(a) HonaлR²/9(a)MonaлR²/9(a) MonaлR2/9Ozero(a) 2μonaлR/9(a)2μпaлR(b) clockwise(b) counter-clockwise(b) left(b) counter-clockwise(b) up

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