MCQ
Lines of force:
  • A
    Are not imaginary lines.
  • B
    Cannot be mapped on paper.
  • C
    Do not intersect each other.
  • D
    Always intersect each other.

Answer

  1. Do not intersect each other.

Explanation:

lines of force do not intersect each other because at the point of intersection we will have two different direction of the force, as their will be two tangential direction corresponding to the two intersecting lines.

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