CBSE Class 12-science Answered
sir/mam,i have learned that no two electric field lines can intersect,but if two electric field lines does intersect each other,why cant we take the resultant of the two directions as the direction of the electric field at the point of intersection?
Asked by abhijit | 17 Oct, 2013, 11:21: PM
Expert Answer
Because these are field lines and not field vectors. So, their resultant cannot be found as such.
Answered by | 22 Oct, 2013, 04:30: PM
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