The direction of induced current in the coils A and B in the situation shown in the figure is:

p to q in coil A and x to y in coil B

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q to p in coil A and x to y in coil B

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p to q in coil A and y to x in coil B

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Solution

The correct option is B q to p in coil A and x to y in coil B
According to Lenz's law, the end of the coil facing $S -$ pole of the magnet will behave as the south pole of the magnet.
The current induced in the coil will flow clockwise when magnet side is considered. The current flows from $(q p q)$
When the magnet moves in the direction according to lenz's law, South pole in developed at end $q$ as well as at end $X$ .

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