Why the focal lenght of convex lens is always +ve and concave lens is always -ve?
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Now the convex lens converges the incident rays. Hence the rays converge to a single point infront of the lens. So the image distance is positive here.
as if we go through cartisian plane you will get it
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when the focus is towards the direction where the light is goes then the direction of the side is considered as positive ,
so when we see the case of convex lens the light rays Travels and bends towards the focus i.e. on the right side hence making the focal length positive .
now taking the case of concave lens ;
when the light ray passes through concave lens the light diverges and hence cannot meet .
and it makes the image at the left side making the focal length negative .
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