Magnetic field lines represent the existence and direction of a magnetic field, which exists around magnets and current-carrying conductors. The magnetic field is a vector quantity whose strength can be determined by the closeness of field lines and whose direction at any point can be indicated by a compass needle. Magnetic field lines do not intersect and their pattern can be observed using iron filings.
Magnetic field lines represent the existence and direction of a magnetic field, which exists around magnets and current-carrying conductors. The magnetic field is a vector quantity whose strength can be determined by the closeness of field lines and whose direction at any point can be indicated by a compass needle. Magnetic field lines do not intersect and their pattern can be observed using iron filings.
Magnetic field lines represent the existence and direction of a magnetic field, which exists around magnets and current-carrying conductors. The magnetic field is a vector quantity whose strength can be determined by the closeness of field lines and whose direction at any point can be indicated by a compass needle. Magnetic field lines do not intersect and their pattern can be observed using iron filings.
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1. current-carrying EXIS conductor. magnetic field. is a vector. Its magnitude direction of the lines can be indicates the strength of the field. shown experimentally by tracing Direction of the magnetic field at a small magnetic compass in the any points indicated by the magnetic field. The direction of needle of a small compass placed the north pole of the compass at that point. indicates the direction of the field. MAGNETIC FIELD STRENGTH Pattern can be observed by can be determined by the number placing iron fillings in the of lines per cross-sectional area. magnetic field. The closer the lines, the stronger Magnetic field lines do not the magnetic field. intersect each other.