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A pair of long, smooth, parallel, horizontal, conducting rails are joined to a cell at one end. There are no external electric or magnetic fields. A metal rod is placed on the rails. The rod will

A

remain stationary

B

move towards the cell

C

move away from the cell

D

oscillate

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