Question $13(1$ point$)$

A solenoid $($initially with no current $-$ no voltage applied$)$ is located horizontally, and a magnet located in this solenoid is moved into and out of the solenoid. This phenomenon:

Is called the electromagnetic induction, found by Faraday and Henry. It induces the current in the solenoid $($creating the voltage$)$ thanks to the changes of the electric field in the solenoid; Is called the electromagnetic induction, found by Faraday and Henry. It induces the current in the solenoid $($creating the voltage$)$ thanks to the changes of the magnetic field in the solenoid; Is called the electromagnetic induction, found by Maxwell. It induces the current in the solenoid $($creating the voltage$)$ thanks to the changes of the electric field in the solenoid;

Does not cause any effects because there no battery $($no voltage$)$ in the circuit;