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The north pole of horizontal bar magnet is being brought closer to vertical, conducting plane, along perpendicular direction the induced current in the conducting plane is _____

A

clockwise

B

anticlockwise

C

horizontal

D

vertical

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The correct Answer is:
B

According to Lenz.s law N (North) pole means current flows through conduction coil in anticlock wise direction and S (South) pole means current flows through it in clock wise direction.

Here taking N pole of magnet perpendicular to coil, N pole produces in the coil, so in the coil induced current produced in anticlockwise.
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