Determine the direction of the inductive current flowing through resistor R in the circuit.1.4 When the current (1) flowing in a long straight wire is constant equal to 7 amperes.aRA.The induced current flows from point a to point b.B.The induced current flows from point b to point a.C.No induced current flows through resistor R.

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Determine the direction of the inductive current flowing through resistor R in the circuit.
1.4 When the current (1) flowing in a long straight wire is constant equal to 7 amperes.
a
R
A.The induced current flows from point a to point b.
B.The induced current flows from point b to point a.
C.No induced current flows through resistor R.

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