why magnetic field lines are from north to south outside a magnet and South to North inside a magnet give reason
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because magnetic field forms closed loops therefore magnetic field lines are from north to south outside a magnet and South to North inside a magnet
potterhead1934:
if to complete the loop it can be South to North outside a magnet and from north to south inside a magnet so please explain properly why these are from north to south
No the loop are contineous
no I don't ask this I mean to say that why they move from north to south
see it originates from north pole and move towards south pole outside the magnet and following the same pattern it seems that they move from south to north inside the magnet.
why it originate from north pole
you can understand it from the concept of solenoid
you don't understand what I am asking
ok clear exactly what you want to ask
may be I can answer this time
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