Physics, asked by priyanshu2817, 1 year ago

two electric field lines never cross each other. why? ​

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Answered by SHAMSHEKA2006
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Explanation:

if two lines intersect at any point then do tangents can be drawn at one point indicates to directions of electric field which is not possible because at any point there is only one direction of field that is why they never cross each other

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