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In a diagram of a concave lens, it is shown and told that the parallel rays of light start diverging at a certain point. But why and how does it start diverging? What is the scientific reason behind it, and how does it do that?

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In a diagram of a concave lens, it is shown and told that the parallel rays of light start diverging at a certain point. But why and how does it start diverging? What is the scientific reason behind it, and how does it do that?​

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In a diagram of a concave lens, it is shown and told that the parallel rays of light start diverging at a certain point. But why and how does it start diverging? What is the scientific reason behind it, and how does it do that?