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An electron beam is moving near to a conducting loop then the induced current in the loop:-

A

clockwise

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anticlockwise

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both

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no current

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Solution

The correct option is B anticlockwise
The induced current in a loop moves from right to left. Since the electrons flow in direction opposite to that of the current thus the electron beam will move from left to right (anticlockwise).

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