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Power of lens is the ability of the lens to converge the rays of light falling on it. It can also be defined as P=1/f where f is the focal length. S.I. unit of power is D(Dioptre). It is represented by letter 'P'.

Simply put, the power of a lens in Ray Optics is its ability to bend light. The greater the power of a lens, the greater is its ability to refract light that passes through it. For a convex lens, the converging ability is defined by power and in a concave lens, the diverging ability.

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Answered by duryodhanpatra319

Power of lens is the ability of the lens to converge the rays of light falling on it. It can also be defined as P=1/f where f is the focal length. S.I. unit of power is D(Dioptre).

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