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Sources say if lines are parallel they will repel else try and merge which I don't agree and even see practically.
Suppose we have 2 opposite charges facing each other, the lines are parallel, they should repel.
Similarly if 2 equal charges are facing each other, the direction of the lines of forces will be opposite, yet they will repel.
Considering all scenarios...and thus analysing the behaviour of the lines of forces I came to the following conclusion -
Electrical lines of forces will repel each other if its origin is from the same polarity of charge, else they'll attract.
Suppose we have 2 opposite charges facing each other, the lines are parallel, they should repel.
Similarly if 2 equal charges are facing each other, the direction of the lines of forces will be opposite, yet they will repel.
Considering all scenarios...and thus analysing the behaviour of the lines of forces I came to the following conclusion -
Electrical lines of forces will repel each other if its origin is from the same polarity of charge, else they'll attract.