Physics · Light - Reflection and Refraction
When a parallel beam of light passes through a convex lens, after refraction it:
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- 1converges to a point on the principal axis✓
- 2forms a virtual image at infinity
- 3passes undeviated
- 4diverges away from the axis
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converges to a point on the principal axis
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