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Mani Pal Singh
·2009-04-16 02:22:55
the answer ot ur question is NO
see it ur self





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Shriya
·2009-04-16 02:34:56
but still does such a case exist when this may happen ........ "any case"!!
the pictures you have posted , i have seen them but what about any rare or uncommon case
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Mani Pal Singh
·2009-04-16 02:55:39
NO IN ANY CASE THEY IS NOT A POSSIBILITY THAT THEY WILL INTERSECT!!!!!!!!!!!
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msp
·2009-04-16 03:57:14
may be .see the figure if u go right from the positive charge u can conclude that field lines goes closer and closer.
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Anuj
·2009-04-16 05:01:44
they go closer, but dont touch........
had they been touching, there wud be 2 direction(u wud have read)
but, the resultant direction wud be even diff, that means a third direction, which is damn impossible, how can it get created itself???(this is my explanation thought by me)..i wud b pleased to hear that the production of my mind is gud...but in case some error, even a small 1, plz clear it, so that i m not in ny misconception(p.n. i have not consulted this answer to ny1, so plz correct in case i m wrong...:))
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Celestine preetham
·2009-04-17 06:59:13
i dont know if this is authentic
my personal opinion
electric lines are fictious
the greater the no.density greater the field
now consider some field existing in a region
it implys whole region is occupied by field lines
these obviously need to touch but are non intersecting
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Lokesh Verma
·2009-04-17 07:13:59
celestine .. i agree to what you are saying absolutely.. but somehow I felt that this should not probably what is in the examiner's mind..
but then I may be fully wrong..
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Shriya
·2009-04-18 03:38:33
what do we conclude finally?? is it yes or no??
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msp
·2009-04-18 05:13:54
WE KNOW DAT TWO CURVES MAY HAVE COMMON TANGENTS.
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Anuj
·2009-04-18 05:17:59
yes, they can have many tangents, but the condition is also there that curve shall change its nature,
yes, we can draw many tangents at the same field line, but not at same point...isnt it?????
so, only 1 direction