26. A bar magnet is held perpendicular to the plane of a loop of wire so that one of the poles points toward the loop. The loop is suspended by an insulating string from the ceiling. Assume that the loop does not rotate but is still free to move. The magnet does not pass through the loop. As the magnet is moved toward the loop, the loop is
A) attracted to the magnet regardless of which pole is closer to the loop.
B) repelled by the magnet regardless of which pole is closer to the loop.
C) neither attracted to, nor repelled by, the magnet.
D) attracted to the magnet if the north pole is brought near and repelled if the south pole is brought near.