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two converging lenses are to be placed in the path of parallel rays so that the rays remain parallel after passing through both lenses. how should the lenses be arranged? explain with a neat diagram.​

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Answered by pratharshan8
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In the above image, if d =  {f}^{1}   +  {f}^{2} then the rays will emerge parallel out of the combination of lens.

After the refraction from the lens, the ray emerges parallel to the principle axis, comes out from the focal point of the lens. This focal point will act as the first focus of the second lens, and the refracted rays will be parallel to the principle axis.

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After the refraction from the lens, the ray emerges parallel to the principle axis, comes out from the focal point of the lens. ... This focal point will act as the first focus of the second lens, and the refracted rays will be parallel to the principle axis

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