Why do magnetic field lines never intersect?
It is a property of magnets
It would imply multiple directions for the field
They are always circular
They are too faint to see
Answer and Solution
Answer
B. It would imply multiple directions for the field
Solution:
Magnetic field lines do not intersect because if they did, it would suggest that the compass needle points in two different directions at that point, which is impossible. The other options do not accurately explain the behavior of magnetic field lines.
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