Physics, asked by kanaksonare, 8 months ago

why light ray passes straight through optuc center of a lens?​

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Answered by devanath20
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Answer:

because light want to pass through it

Answered by himanshugarg19
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Answer:

The ray which falls on the opical center of the lens passes straight without being refracted. It is one of the rules for ray diagrams for lenses amd it is true for both concave and convex lens

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