1c. A current loop in an electric motor is spinning counter-clockwise. Four positions (A-D) are shown...

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1c. A current loop in an electric motor is spinning counter-clockwise. Four positions (A-D) are shown below. If there should be current in the loop at any of these positions, indicate the current (with an x and an o). If the current should be off (i.e., flipping direction) at that instant, indicate that. A B C D 1d. Explain what would happen with a DC electric motor if the current didn't change directions - i.e., if the current stayed the same direction in the loop the whole time. 1c. A current loop in an electric motor is spinning counter-clockwise. Four positions (A-D) are shown below. If there should be current in the loop at any of these positions, indicate the current (with an x and an o). If the current should be off (i.e., flipping direction) at that instant, indicate that. A B C D 1d. Explain what would happen with a DC electric motor if the current didn't change directions - i.e., if the current stayed the same direction in the loop the whole time.