The south pole of a magnet is brought near a conducting loop What is the direction of induced current - Physics - Electromagnetic Induction

Question

The south pole of a magnet is brought near a conducting loop What
is the direction of induced current as observed by a person on the
other side of the loop?

Vara · Accepted Answer

Lenz's law: When a closed loop is linked with varying magnetic
flux, then some emf is induced in the loop in such way that it
opposes the change in magnetic flux
As the south pole is brought near to the loop, emf is induced
in such a way that it opposes the incoming south pole So, he loop
forms south pole on the side of the magnet, This causes clockwise
current in the loop from the side of the magnet
Hence, the direction of induced current is anticlockwise on the
other side of the loop

The south pole of a magnet is brought near a conducting loop. What is the direction of induced current as observed by a person on the other side of the loop?