Physics, asked by PrathamMarwaha2395, 12 hours ago

Can equipotential lines cross?

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Answered by Himanshu8715

No, equipotential lines/surfaces cannot cross. Because if they cross, then there would be some work required to more to another point which is in contradiction to the definition of equipotential surface itself

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