the magnetic field lines moves from north pole to south pole why it doesn't moves south to north

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the magnetic field lines moves from north pole to south pole why it doesn't moves south to north

mallikarjun 27th Sep, 2017

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None 31st Oct, 2017

All the magnetic lines 'connect' the two poles. Direction you are talking about is a convention. By convention, the field lines are taken to direct away from the N-pole and towards S-pole.

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