How would a biocinvex lens aopear when placed in a liquid having refractive index as rhat of lens?
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The biconvex lens is a converging lens
when it is placed in liquid of same refractive index that of lens it acts like a Transparent or invisible in that particular liquid
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In case of lenses, refraction takes place. When a lens is immersed in water, the value of refractive index decreases. Hence its focal length increases
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