Physics, asked by shrimantra5382, 10 months ago

Can two electric field lines intersect each other?

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Answered by komalpreet2885

Two electric field lines never intersect each other.

Answered by rithikrobin28

Answer:

Explanation:

Because at the point of intersection there will be two distinct values of Electric field with their own direction. Which is not correct and cannot be true.

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