Two closed loops A and C are close to a long wire carryinga current I (Figure 1).Part AFind the direction (clockwise or counterclockwise) of the current induced in loop A if I is steadily decreasing.O The current in loop A is clockwise.O The current in loop A is counterclockwise.O The current in loop A is zero.Part BFigure1 of 1Find theion (clockwise ccounterclockwise) of theinducedloop C if I is steadily decreasing.The current in loop C is counterclockwise.O The current in loop C is clockwise.O The current in loop C is zero.A

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