Can The Lines Of Flux In A Magnet Be Blocked Or Bent?

For the answer to the question that can the lines of flux in a magnet be blocked or bent, first we must see what are the lines of flux in a magnet. If you study the lines of flux, you would come to know that these are the hypothetical lines drawn as to be entering from one pole to the other. They are in the form of a curve from North Pole to South Pole. Coming to the question that flux line can be bent or not. The answer for this part of the question is no. Magnetic flux lines in a magnet can not be bent in any way. They just tend to enter in South Pole to the North Pole.

Coming to the second part of the question that these lines of flux can be cut or not. The answer for this part of the question is yes. But the lines of flux can not be cut in the ordinary method. For the purpose, another magnetic field should be implemented such that the lines of flux of the other magnet cut the lines of flux of the first magnet. Magnetic induction is also done using the phenomenon of cutting the lines of flux of a magnet.

To aib536pk                  
    You choose to say that the Lines of Flux are hypothetical. Well once again their proof of being was done for EVER 4th or 5th grader in the US Elementary Schools with a very simple test, and this test, if a neophyte like you wishes to see it, goes like this!

    You take a small magnet and put it on a table, and then lay some paper on top of it. Then you sprinkle iron shavings on it, and gently shack the paper. NOW YOU ARE LOOKING AT YOUR HYPOTHETICAL LINES OF FLUX!

    And Faraday proved it excised in 1832, but you're smarter than him!

    I think I hear your mother calling you, back to the porch, Neophyte!
Son, to prove anything, it has to Inversely Proportional! If not IT IS WRONG! That is taught in ever school! Were you sick that day?

    You talk of flux one way on one question, and then go 180 degrees on the next question talking about flux again! Leave Physics to people not on the porch beside you!

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