The direction of the potential difference appearing across the ends of a conductor as it passes through a magnetic field may be determined using
A) Fleming's Left-Hand Rule (conventional flow)
B) Fleming's Right-Hand Rule (conventional flow)

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Fleming's Right-Hand Rule is used to determine the direction of the induced potential difference (or current) in a conductor as it moves through a magnetic field. This rule applies to conventional flow, where current flows from positive to negative. Therefore, using the right-hand rule will give the correct direction of the potential difference in this scenario.

The Direction of the Potential Difference Appearing Across the Ends