MCQ
The magnetic field lines:
- AIntersect at right angles to one another.
- BInterest at an angle 45° to each another.
- CDo not cross one another.
- DCross at an angle of 60° to one another.
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Answer
- Do not cross one another
Explanation:
Magnetic field line never intersect each other.
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