Physics, asked by reynaaaaa26, 8 months ago

Any light ray passing through convex lens converges at one point.Why?

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Answered by Aditya051307

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Hope it helps.

Explanation:

Convex lens has a structure such that the light rays travelling in a straight path gets deflected in inward direction and they converge at a single point.

Concave lens is exactly opposite, it diverges the rays in outward direction.

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