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if all the rays
falling on a convex lens are parallel to the principal axis of the lens what happens to them after they passed through the lens

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Answered by bhavyayadavbitu398
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The ans. is given in above fig.
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Answered by shah74195723
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Answer:

If a beam of light rays parallel to the principal axis falls on a convex lens, the rays converge to a point known as the focal point of the lens.

OR

The parallel beam of light converges at a point situated equal to the focal length.

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