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shown in the figure is a small loop that is kept co-axially with the bigger loop. If the slider moves from `A` to `B`, then

A

Current flow in both the loop

B

Clockwise current in loop 1 and anti-clockwise current in loop 2 flow

C

No current flows in loop 2

D

Clockwise current flows in loop 2

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