Fig I In Fig 1, a conducting wire loop moves horizontally, with constant speed V to the right, approaching a long magnet, overlapping it , and subsequently moving away from it. b ) c Bid-0, I-D N 5-+I 2) Bind e N +I Fig 2 Figa shows possible directions for the indried current, and the induced B field lives corresponding to positions 1, 2, and 3 of the loop in Fig 1. The north and south poles corresponding to a "bar magnet representation of the loop induced magnetic fields are also shown 1) [0. 5 pty] which choice in Fig a best represents the directions of the induced current and Bind at position 1 in figl. 21 Costs] which choice in FigZ best represents the directions of the induced current and Bind at position 2 in Fig 1 . 3) Co.5 psy which choice on Fuga best represents the directions of the induced current and Bind at position 3 in Fu . 1