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Electromagnetic induction — Question 23

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QUESTION 23

The south pole of a bar magnet approaches the left face of a conducting coil, as shown. According to Lenz’s law, the left face of the coil initially behaves as
Bar magnet moving toward a conducting coil
(A)
a north pole
(B)
a south pole
(C)
an unmagnetised region
(D)
a positive electric charge
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