Magnetic field linesCannot interest allIntersect infinityIntersect within the magnetIntersect the neutral points

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If field lines-xA0-ever intersect-xA0-at any point-There will be two tangents to the field line-xA0-curve at that point- which is contradictory- as there can only be one net magnetic-xA0-field vector having only one direction at any point in space-

Magnetic field lines
Cannot interest at all
Intersect at infinity
Intersect within the magnet
Intersect at the neutral points

If field lines ever intersect at any point.
There will be two tangents to the field line curve at that point, which is contradictory, as there can only be one net magnetic field vector having only one direction at any point in space.

Magnetic field linesCannot interest at allIntersect at infinityIntersect within the magnetIntersect at the neutral points

If field lines ever intersect at any point.There will be two tangents to the field line curve at that point, which is contradictory, as there can only be one net magnetic field vector having only one direction at any point in space.

Magnetic field lines
Cannot interest at all
Intersect at infinity
Intersect within the magnet
Intersect at the neutral points

If field lines ever intersect at any point.
There will be two tangents to the field line curve at that point, which is contradictory, as there can only be one net magnetic field vector having only one direction at any point in space.