properties of magnetic field lines
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They always form closed loops.
No two magnetic lines intersect.
Outside they seems to travel from north to south and inside south to north.
They leave NORTH pole and enter SOUTH pole normally.
It is vector quantity.
The magnetic field lines are crowded near the pole where the field is strong and far from the magnet where the field is weak.
In case the field lines are parallel and equidistant, they represent a uniform magnetic field. The Earth’s’ magnetic field is a uniform limited space.
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No two magnetic lines intersect.
Outside they seems to travel from north to south and inside south to north.
They leave NORTH pole and enter SOUTH pole normally.
It is vector quantity.
The magnetic field lines are crowded near the pole where the field is strong and far from the magnet where the field is weak.
In case the field lines are parallel and equidistant, they represent a uniform magnetic field. The Earth’s’ magnetic field is a uniform limited space.
I Hope this is helpful for u.....
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magnetic field is vector quantity both have magnitude and direction
magnetic field lines are closed curves
inside the magnet the field line is from south to north poles
magnetic field emerge from north pole and enters at south pole
magnetic field lines are closed curves
inside the magnet the field line is from south to north poles
magnetic field emerge from north pole and enters at south pole
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