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the three rules of images formed by the convex lenses .. anyone knows this ans it​

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Answered by itzIntrovert
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Rules of obtaining image by convex lens:-

RULE 1.) If incident ray is parallel to principle axis, then the reflected ray will pass through Focus.

RULE 2) just reverse of rule 1 .

I.e if the incident ray passes through Focus, reflected ray becomes parallel to principle axis.

RULE 3) If ray of light passes through optical center of lens, reflected ray is undeviated.

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Answered by brainly6469
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Answer:

first the images formed by a convex lens is real and inverted .

second convex lens always has positive focal length.

third and rays of light always converge at a point behind the mirror.

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