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Why why don't two magnetic lines of forces intersect each other?

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Answered by physicsGuruDev
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if they do there exits two direction of electric field which is impossible.

Answered by Anonymous
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Why don't two magnetic lines of forces intersect each other?

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The direction of magnetic field is taken as the direction in which the north pole of a compass needle moves inside it. If two field lines cross each other, it would mean that a compass needle points towards two directions at the point of intersection, which is not possible.

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