Electromagnetic Induction capacitor

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Shivansh Mathur
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Consider the arrangements shown in figure in which the north pole of a magnet is moved away from a thick conducting loop containing capacitor. Then excess positive charge will arrive on : (Plate B = answer)
Handwritten-annotated figure of a thick circular conducting loop with a gap containing capacitor plates labelled a and b, with a bar magnet on the right moving away, its N pole leading and an arrow showing the direction of motion.

Am i correct in marking the side facing the magnet as south pole? ( because of Lenz Law)
My question is- How are we supposed to find where will the excess positive charge arrive?

Please help me out
Thanks in advance.
 
Find the current induced with the variant magnetic flux, and then try to find the direction of the motion of the electrons, or the positive charges.
 
Yes, got the answer using the Left Hand Curve Rule.