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Why a mirror has one principal focus while a lens has two principal forcus​

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Answered by Anonymous
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  1. Bez the mirror is the part of single sphere
  2. While the lens is the part of junction of two spheres
  3. So each sphere has one focus
  4. In case of lens it becomes two and in case of mirror it remain as one only.

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