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Relative Strength of Magnetic Field Inferred from Magnetic Field Lines

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how is compass related to magnetic field lines?
Does any force is experienced between two magnetic field lne?

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Compass always will be directed towards the magnetic field line.

Yes, magnetic field line repulse each other. So they never intersect.

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