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In an experiment, a metal rod moves northward across a horizontal magnetic field directed east. According to Fleming's Right Hand Rule, what is the direction of the induced current in the rod?

RRB Group D 05 Aug, 2026 (12:45 PM - 2:15 PM) 2026
✓ Answer: C The induced current flows vertically downward
The correct choice is The induced current flows vertically downward. The result follows from the relevant magnetic-field, electromagnetic-induction or Fleming/right-hand-rule principle.
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