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A magnet dropped into a coil of conducti...

A magnet dropped into a coil of conducting wire along its axis will fall wiih an acceleration

A

equal to `g` in the beginning and more than `g` later

B

less than `g`

C

more than `g`

D

equal to `g`.

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