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20 June, 18:40

Why do magnetic lines of forces make a closed loop?

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    Magnetic lines of forces make a closed loop because there are no magnetic charges (monopoles). While electric field lines end on electric charges, magnetic field lines have no objects on which they could end. This is why they must form loops.
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