Answer to Question #34375 in Electricity and Magnetism for bishu

Electricity and Magnetism

Question #34375

electric lines of force never intersect each other?

Expert's answer

Yes, never. That's because if they could intersect, one would have two different directions for the electric force at the point of intersection.

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