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A bar magnet moves at constant speed all the way into , through , and out...

A bar magnet moves at constant speed all the way into , through , and out of a circular conducting loop. Viewed from the left, the current flow in the loop will be: A) Clockwise only B) Counterclockwise only C) Clockwise, then counterclockwise D) Counterclockwise, then clockwise E) No current will flow

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