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Magnetic Field Due to Current in a Solenoid

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Consider the situation shown in figure. If the current I in the long straight wire XY is increased at a steady rate then the induced emf 's in loops A and B will be:

A

clockwise in A, anticlockwise in B

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anticlockwise in A, clockwise in B

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clockwise in both A and B

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anticlockwise in both A and B

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The correct option is A clockwise in A, anticlockwise in B
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