ACHere, an infinite constant current travels to the right. Thereare 3 independent single loops of wire, each moving in thedirection indicated at constant velocity.Question 5vot yet antwernsy Tag susetinnWhich loop (if any) has a clockwise EMF induced?O a. BO b. CO C.AO d. noneQuestion 6ot yet aneweredT Tag suntonWhich loop (if any) has a counter-clockwise currentinduced?O a. AO b. BO E. Co d. noneQuestion 7iat yet anweredFlag queetionWhich loop (if any) will have no EMF induced?O a. Bo b. none -- they will all have some EMF inducedO C. AO d. C

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Here, an infinite constant current travels to the right. There
are 3 independent single loops of wire, each moving in the
direction indicated at constant velocity.
Question 5
vot yet antwerns
y Tag susetinn
Which loop (if any) has a clockwise EMF induced?
O a. B
O b. C
O C.A
O d. none
Question 6
ot yet anewered
T Tag sunton
Which loop (if any) has a counter-clockwise current
induced?
O a. A
O b. B
O E. C
o d. none
Question 7
iat yet anwered
Flag queetion
Which loop (if any) will have no EMF induced?
O a. B
o b. none -- they will all have some EMF induced
O C. A
O d. C

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