Physics, asked by Student7student, 1 day ago

Why are magnetic field lines converging at the poles?

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Answered by renusankar

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Magnetic field lines never cross and repel each other. That is why two North poles repel one another! The closer the lines are to one another the stronger is the magnetic field (magnetic flux density).

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