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You have a loop placed some small distance above a horizontal current-carrying wire that is increasing...

You have a loop placed some small distance above a horizontal current-carrying wire that is increasing in current to the right. The induced current in the loop will be flowing in a(n) _____________ direction.

counter-clockwise

downward

upward

clockwise

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