Shown in the figure is an infinitely long ideal solenoid of conducting wire. Inside, a bar magnet moves (arrow shows the direction) along the axis of the solenoid with some constant velocity. What is the direction of the net induced current on the solenoid? (You are looking at the solenoid along the length of its axis with the north pole of the bar magnet nearer to to you, refer to figure below.)

Shown in the figure is an infinitely long ideal solenoid of conducting wire. Inside, a bar magnet moves (arrow shows the direction) along the axis of the solenoid with some constant velocity. What is the direction of the net induced current on the solenoid? (You are looking at the solenoid along the length of its axis with the north pole of the bar magnet nearer to to you, refer to figure below.)

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