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Current is passed through a wire passing normally through the centre of a conducting loop, Fig. If currents is increased gradually, what will be the direction fo induced current in the loop ?

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The magnetic lines of force due to current passed are parallel to the plane of the loop. Therefore magnetic flux linked with the loop is zero. Hence no current is induced in the loop.
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