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A bar magnet moves toward two idential parallel circular loops with a contant velocity `upsilon` as shown in Fig.

A

(a) Both the loops will atytract each other

B

(b) Both the loops will repel each other

C

(c ) The induced current in `A` is more than that in `B`

D

(d) The induced current is same in both the loops

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A, C
(a,c):
Current induced in both `A and B` will be in same direction . So they will attract each other.
A is closer to magnet, so rate of change of flux in `A` will be more. So more current is induced in `A`.
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