Physics, asked by ishantsenmnd, 11 months ago

Where should we place an object in front of convex lens so that the image is formed at infinity

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Answered by farahalrafeeq

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Your answer is at the focus..

It is said that an infinity ray forms an image at the focus and vice versa

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Answered by s16777

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Answer:

When the position of the object is at the focal length of the lens (F), the position of the image formed by a convex lens is at infinity.

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