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Chapter 21, Problem 6MCP
A steady current of 1.5 A flows through the solenoid shown in Figure 21.39. The current induced in the loop, as viewed from the right, is
Figure 21.39
Multiple-Choice Problems 6 and 7.
- A. directed clockwise.
- B. directed counterclockwise.
- C. zero.
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