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A bar magnet is arranged with its north pole facing downward toward a conducting loop. The magnet is being lifted upward away from the loop. In which direction is the induced current as seen from above
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A bar magnet is arranged with its north pole facing downward toward a conducting loop. The magnet is being lifted upward away from the loop. In which direction is the induced current as seen from above the loop?

upward
clockwise
downward
counterclockwise

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Its A. upward, if you read about the law of induction, then you would know :D
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