Note: I\'d appreciate it if someone can find the answers for both multiple choic

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Note: I'd appreciate it if someone can find the answers for both multiple choice questions. Thanks!

Do the effects induced in a conducting object that is moving in an external magnetic field depend on the direction of the object's motion relative to the field direction? Yes, it depends on the exact details of the geometry of the conductor and the external magnetic field No, the effects are independent of the details of the relative motion. We need more information. O There are no effects induced in the conducting object.

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The first answer is correct. It depends on the geometry of the conductor as we as its relative speed with respect to the external magnetic field.

There are no differences.

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