Help!

I can't figure this out at all...

Indicate the direction of induced current in the circular loop of wire if the strength of the magnetic field increases

I don't think we have all the information to give you the answer, are you able to upload the diagram of the question?

Unfortunately there was no diagram. That's why I'm so confused.

Is this part of a college course, if so can you see the tutor for some help?

I'm not helping you with your homework...ask Google

S'wot it's for, right Floydie?

This sounds like one of those things where they give you one diagram to look at and then change the variables. Are you sure there's not a diagram anywhere around it? Otherwise, ask your teacher. I'm sure they'd be able to physically look and point at it.

Without a diagram this question would be impossible to answer as how do we know which way the wire is going? Or the current etc.

No it's just a question I was asked randomly (weird I know) so I'm trying to figure it out.





Lol it's not my homework. One of my friends asked me randomly. He's already out of school. I guess he read something he needs to reply to, and needs the answer to do it so he asked me to help. I've searched google, but the wording confuses me.

The answer is counter clockwise.

Oh, you've seen the diagram then?

No, but it's either counter clockwise, clock wise or no induced current. I made a guess.

You've got a 50% chance ot being right.

Yes, I understand that. What I mean is, this looks like a one picture/multiple question type of set up. The previous question(s) would have been about the same diagram and there would be a variables and at least one constant provided.

Right? I mean, I didn't do well in science but I understand some of it.

THANK YOU! When I searched google I found that answer but I didn't want to say that, then him feel stupid if it was wrong. Haha