Identify the wrong statement. O a. Magnetic field lines cross each other at a given point. O b. magnetic field lines drawn as straight lines represent uniform field. Oc. Magnetic field lines have a direction. O d. Magnetic field lines form a closed loop.

Identify the wrong statement. O a. Magnetic field lines cross each other at a given point. O b. magnetic field lines drawn as straight lines represent uniform field. Oc. Magnetic field lines have a direction. O d. Magnetic field lines form a closed loop.

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O a. Magnetic field lines cross each other at a given point.
O b. magnetic field lines drawn as straight lines represent uniform field.
Oc.
Magnetic field lines have a direction.
Od.
Magnetic field lines form a closed loop.

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