Do two magnetic field lines intersect each other? Why?
- AYes,they intersect at the poles.
- BNo,they do not intersect because the magnetic field at the point of intersection would have two directions.
- CYes,they intersect at the neutral point.
- DNo,they do not intersect because they are parallel.
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