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A bar magnet is dropped vertically with its upper end, a North pole, through a metal...

A bar magnet is dropped vertically with its upper end, a North pole, through a metal ring. If the ring is viewed from above the rings center the induced current in the ring A) will flow clockwise and be increasing. B) will flow clockwise and be decreasing. C) will flow counter-clockwise and be increasing. D) will flow counter-clockwise and be decreasing. E) The induced current will be zero.

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