Physics, 02.04.2021 21:30 davidleew24

A long straight wire and a plane rectangular conducting loop are both on the xy plane. The wire is along the y axis, and the loop lies in the x>0 semiplane, with edges parallel to the coordinated axis. The straight wire carries a current, directed downward, which is decreasing in magnitude. The current induced in the rectangle as a result is a. zero
b. directed leftward in both of the edges parallel to the x axis
c. clockwise
d. counterclockwise
e. directed upward in both of the edges parallel to the y axis

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