Physics · Refraction of Light
How does the nature of a lens change when it is immersed in a liquid having a higher refractive index than the lens material?
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- 1The lens acts as a converging lens irrespective of its initial shape
- 2The nature of the lens remains unchanged
- 3The nature of the lens is reversed (convex acts as concave)✓
- 4The focal length of the lens decreases
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The nature of the lens is reversed (convex acts as concave)
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