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By Lenz's law, how does an induced current flow?
AIt opposes the flux change
BAlong the direction of the field
CClockwise as seen from magnet
DIt aids the flux change
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. It opposes the flux change
The induced current produces its own flux that resists the change, which also conserves energy.
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