Physics, asked by poojagola2015, 4 months ago

why don't two magnetic field lines intersect each other

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Answered by GURSIMRANJEET

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IF THIS OCCURS THEN THAT POINT WILL HAVE TWO DIFFERENT DIRECTIONS OF MAGNETIC FIELD WHICH IS NOT POSSIBLE. SO THIS CANNOT OCCUR.

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