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Hmmm i will Simon... THANKS FOR YOUR HELP! :smile: :smile: :smile:...

You said that field lines is just a representation of magnetic fields... So if the lines are representations, so do we take it by convention that these lines repel each other??

So you mean because the lines repel they result in forming a straight line shown in the diagrams?

Yups Simon I have seen those... I read this somewhere: at every point of a current-carrying circular loop, the concentric circles representing the magnetic field around it would become larger and larger as we move away from the wire. By the time we reach at the centre of the circular loop...

The speed of sound remains constant if provided the temperature remains same, because if the temperature increases, the kinetic energy of the particles of the medium (air here) would increase and the sound waves would travel much faster (sound waves are mechanical waves, they propagate due to...

So Simon Bridge do you mean that actually the fields would repel, but their magnitude would add up?

Thank You tiny-tim, shreyakmath, ZapperZ and simon bridge for those wonderful answers, these really helped me alot, I couldn't these things on the Net and the books I had. So Simon Bridge, do the fields just add up or kind-of repel each other?? And shreyakmath, do you mean that because the...

Nd shreyakmath i noe dat calculating magnetic field from each point of conductor is not feasible but is it true dat in practicality, every point of conductor produces an individual magnetic field??

Thanks shreya Nd i am very very very sorry zz... i really am I respect my ur efforts put in the answer... Its all my fault... I m sry :cry: Didnt want 2 annoy u

Thanx zz.. But sorry man I am just a 10th grade student, and seriously i am unable to understand this biot-savart law properly...any alternate explanations?? i was just asking that if the current is flowing through a circular loop current carrying wire, would there would be a single magnetic...

Thanks for the reply Simon.. But now i just wanted to ask whether each point on the Wire (through which current is passing) have their own independent magnetic fields? and if yes then the magnetic field lines produced by each point on the wire intersect each other? Thank You.

I wanted to ask that do each point of the current-carrying circular loop would create a magnetic field and hence the magnetic field lines? And if yes wouldn't the field lines produced by each point of the loop would intersect each other? I read somewhere that magnetic field lines never...