Problem 4 Wireless charging is all the rage, and in this problem, we can inves- tigate some of its basic underpinnings. In pset 6 question 3F, you gured out the general shape of the magnetic fieJd of a loop of wire with a current running through it. Building off thisf let's consider the effects of such a loop on an inner loop. That was the beginning :3 circular mil of 400 turns of wire surrounds a single tum square loop of wire, as shown in Figure 4. Look at the graphs below in Figure 5. The current in the outer coil varies with time as shown in the upper graph. On the lower graph, sketch the induced current in the inner loop. In both graphs, a positive value represents a clockwise current. Add explanatory comments as needed either on the graph or on the back of the page. Be sure to explain how you determined the direction of the induced current. The dashed vertical lines are just for your reference. Figure 4: Circular coil of 4.00 turns surrounds a square loop of wire. Current in outside cail Current in inner loop Figure 5: Sketch the induced current in square loop due changing current in outer circu- lar loop