The gray hoop in the diagram below is not connected to the circuit, but it does surroundthe solenoid which is in the circuit. When the switch is closed, allowing current to flowthrough the circuit, using the coordinate system provided, determine both the direction ofthe magnetic field in the solenoid as well as the direction of the induced current at point Ain the hoop.NJZAThe magnetic field in the solenoid will be in the negative y-direction, and the current will be in thenegative z directionThe magnetic field in the solenoid will be in the negative y-direction, and the current will be in thepositive z directionThe magnetic field in the solenoid will be in the positive y-direction, and the current will be in thepositive z directionThe magnetic field in the solenoid will be in the positive y-direction, and the current will be in thenegative z direction

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