**Question 4, part (b)****Problem Statement:**Three conducting loops (A, B, and C) are near a wire with a constant current in the downward direction. Loops A, B, and C are moving at speeds indicated by the arrows as shown in the corresponding image.**Question:**Which loops have induced current moving in the COUNTERCLOCKWISE direction around the loop?**Options:**a. Loop A b. Loop B c. Loop C d. None of the loops have induced current moving COUNTERCLOCKWISE**Diagram Explanation:**The diagram shows a vertical wire with a constant current flowing downward, and three circular loops labeled A, B, and C positioned around it. Each loop has an arrow indicating its direction of motion:- Loop A is moving to the right.- Loop B is moving downward.- Loop C is moving upward. These movements help determine which loops have an induced current moving counterclockwise due to the changing magnetic field around the wire.

Direction of induced current in the loop:

Three conducting loops (A, B, and C) are near a wire with a constant current in the downward direction. Loops A, B, and C are moving at speeds indicated by the arrows as shown in the corresponding image. Which loops have induced current moving in the COUNTERCLOCKWISE direction around the loop? A Select an answer and submit. For keyboard navigation, use the up/down arrow keys to select an answer. a Loop A Loop B Loop C d. None of the loops have induced current moving COUNTERCLOCKWISE

Three conducting loops (A, B, and C) are near a wire with a constant current in the downward direction. Loops A, B, and C are moving at speeds indicated by the arrows as shown in the corresponding image. Which loops have induced current moving in the COUNTERCLOCKWISE direction around the loop? A Select an answer and submit. For keyboard navigation, use the up/down arrow keys to select an answer. a Loop A Loop B Loop C d. None of the loops have induced current moving COUNTERCLOCKWISE

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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