When a loop of wire and a bar magnet move relative to each other, which of the following is always true? hypothetical motion N S hypothetical motion O The induced magnetic moment of the loop is in the opposite direction as the bar magnet's. O The relative motion of the loop and magnet slows down. The force that induces current in the loop is considered a magnetic force. O None of the above are always true.

When a loop of wire and a bar magnet move relative to each other, which of the following is always true? hypothetical motion N S hypothetical motion O The induced magnetic moment of the loop is in the opposite direction as the bar magnet's. O The relative motion of the loop and magnet slows down. The force that induces current in the loop is considered a magnetic force. O None of the above are always true.

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