Imagine a bar magnet, with North and South poles, moving in the direction perpendicular to a...

Imagine a bar magnet, with North and South poles, moving in the direction perpendicular to a single loop of wire on the horizontal plane, as shown below. Show the directions of current induced in the coil using arrows and explain why.

a. Magnet moving toward the coil.

b. Magnet moving away from the coil.

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