An infinitely long, DC current (I4) carrying wire is oriented along the z-axis asshown in Fig. 1. As illustrated in parts (a)-(f), a square conductive loop in the y-zplane having a finite resistance R is moved/rotated as described in figure. For eachof these cases,a. Is a nonzero electromotive force (Vemf) induced in the loop? If so, explain howit occurs and state what the type (transformer/motional) of emf that occurs.b. What is the corresponding direction of current flow in cases where a nonzeroVemf is found to occur in part a? Explain how the direction of current is foundby virtue of Lenz's Law.14(a) move along y(b) move along -y(c) move along z(e) Rotate around(f) Rotate aroundcenter horizontal axis(d) move along -xcenter vertical axis14,

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