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There are two coils A and B. When A is brought towards B, a current flows through B which stops when A

stops moving. The current in B is counterclockwise. B is stationary when A moves. We can infer that

A

a constant current flows through A in the clockwise direction

B

a varying current is passing through A

C

there is no current through A

D

a constant counter clockwise current is passing through A

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