If you move the coil in the figure below out of the region of the uniform external magnetic field (say, by moving it to the right), which way would the induced current flow when looking down from the top? a S Clockwise; moving the coil out of the external magnetic field region is decreasing the downward pointing external flux through the coil and thus the coil will create an induced B field that points downwards Clockwise; moving the coil out of the external magnetic field region is increasing the downward pointing external flux through the coil and thus the coil will create an induced B field that points downwards Counterclockwise; moving the coil out of the external magnetic field region is increasing the downward pointing external flux through the coil and thus the coil will creat an induced B field that points upwards Counterclockwise; moving the coil out of the external magnetic field region is decreasing the downward pointing external flux through the coil and thus the coil will create an induced B field that points upwards

If you move the coil in the figure below out of the region of the uniform external magnetic field (say, by moving it to the right), which way would the induced current flow when looking down from the top? a S Clockwise; moving the coil out of the external magnetic field region is decreasing the downward pointing external flux through the coil and thus the coil will create an induced B field that points downwards Clockwise; moving the coil out of the external magnetic field region is increasing the downward pointing external flux through the coil and thus the coil will create an induced B field that points downwards Counterclockwise; moving the coil out of the external magnetic field region is increasing the downward pointing external flux through the coil and thus the coil will creat an induced B field that points upwards Counterclockwise; moving the coil out of the external magnetic field region is decreasing the downward pointing external flux through the coil and thus the coil will create an induced B field that points upwards

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