alleryStart learning →A magnet moves away from a coil, not towards it. How does the induced current change?
AIt reverses its direction
BKeeps its original direction
CIt drops to zero at once
DIt doubles in magnitude
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. It reverses its direction
Reversing the motion reverses the flux change, so the induced current reverses.
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