Why don't magnetic field lines intersect ????
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Because if they do, it would mean that they point towards to different directions at a certain intersection, which is logically not possible.
adityaprasad27:
Ok . Let's consider a point where there are two magnetic lines intersecting, okay. Now why can't we just take the vector sum and calculate the resultant vector , that would then become the direction .
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magnetic field lines don't intersect because it travels in straight path and if it will intersect then its direction will change on the same point .It is not possible.
Don't they form a loop , make a curve .??
they both go in different directions from a single point.
and it happens very rare
What do you mean by " they go in both directions from a single point"
first of all you stidy the sentence right
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