Physics, asked by millan7929, 8 months ago

Is focal length of a lens is zero ? If not why ?

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. A focal length of zero is not physically meaningful. Focal length is normally measured from the effective average position of a lens, so for a thin lens it is assumed to be from the middle of the lens, rather than the surface which is closest to the object

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