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Is it possible for magnetic field lines to be broken?
Magnetic field lines are an imaginary concept used to represent the direction and strength of a magnetic field. They are drawn as continuous lines that form closed loops, with the direction of the line indicating the direction of the magnetic field at any given point.
No, magnetic field lines cannot be broken. They are a mathematical construct used to visualize the magnetic field, but they do not physically exist. Thus, they cannot be broken or damaged.
Magnetic field lines behave in a curved pattern around a magnet, with the lines being closer together near the poles of the magnet where the magnetic field is stronger. They also follow the direction of the magnetic field, flowing from the north pole to the south pole.
No, magnetic field lines do not have a specific thickness or width. They are considered to be infinitely thin lines used for visualization purposes only.
Changes in the magnetic field, such as the movement of a magnet or the flow of electric current, can cause the magnetic field lines to shift and change their shape. However, they will always form closed loops and maintain their continuous nature.