16. A circular conducting loop with its surface in the plane of the page travels downwards from a region of uniform magnetic field vec{B} to a region of zero magnetic field, as shown. What, if any, current is induced in the loop? A. a counterclockwise current B. no current C. a clockwise current D. Current only flows while it is in the vec{B} field.
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