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draw a ray diagram when ray is come from infinity??​

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Answered by cuteangel0001
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When object is placed at infinity then incident light rays are parallel to principal axis and they will converge at focal point of lens.

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Answered by MrsConqueror
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draw a ray diagram when ray is come from infinity?

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