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In which point of a lens to light ray do not bend

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Answered by guruprasad95

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Explanation:

The light do not bend at 90°

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Answered by caffeinated

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The light ray does not bend passing through the - Optical centre of the lens.

What is the optical centre of the lens?

The point on the principal axis through which light passes without any deflection or deviation.
Light passing through optical centre suffers no refraction.

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