MCQ
A space consists of two uniform magnetic fields, as shown. A conducting circular loop is placed symmetrically at the boundary 
  • A
    If loop is moved towards right current is initially anticlockwise
  • If loop is moved towards left current is initially anticlockwise
  • C
    If loop is moved towards right current is zero initially only
  • D
    Current will always be zero irrespective of direction of motion and time.

Answer

Correct option: B.
If loop is moved towards left current is initially anticlockwise
b
If loop moves towards right outward flux increases, so according to Faraday's law, current flow will oppose this change & direction of current will be clockwise.
If loop moves towards left then, inward flux increases, so to oppose this change, current direction will be anticlockwise.

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