A conducting loop is being pulled with speed v from region I of magnetic field to region II. If resistance of the loop is R, current induced in the loop at the instant shown is?

\frac{B_{0} l v}{R}

, clockwise

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\frac{B_{0} l v}{R}

, anticlockwise

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\frac{3 B_{0} l v}{R}

, clockwise

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\frac{3 B_{0} l v}{R}

, anticlockwise

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The correct option is C $\frac{3 B_{0} l v}{R}$ , clockwise

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A conducting loop is being pulled with speed v from region I of magnetic field to region II. If resistance of the loop is R, current induced in the loop at the instant shown is?

The correct option is C 3B0lvR, clockwise

The correct option is C $\frac{3 B_{0} l v}{R}$ , clockwise