Ray Diagrams for Convex Lens
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- Real and inverted
- Virtual and erect
- Real and erect
- Virtual and inverted
- the principal focus on the same side of the lens
- the centre of curvature on the same side of the lens
- the principal focus on the other side of the lens
- the centre of curvature on the other side of the lens
A light ray passing through focus hits a convex lens. After that, it hits another lens and finally passes through the principal axis. Which kind of lens is used?
Note: Principal axis of both the lenses coincides.
Cylindrical lens
Convex lens
Concave lens
Concavo Plane lens
The ray diagram showing the correct path of the ray after passing through the lens is:
- II and III only
- I, II and IV
- I and II only
- I, II and III
In case of a lens, a light ray passes through
optic centre
focus
centre of curvature
focal length
Towards which point should the incident light ray be directed, so that the ray passes undeviated?
- C
- B
- O
- A
- will emerge at an angle of 450 to the principal axis
- will emerge perpendicular to the principal axis
- will emerge parallel to the principal axis
- will emerge undeviated
- two
- one
- four
If F1 and F2 represents the foci of the lens, then at which point will the light rays meet?
F1
2F1
F2
2F2
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- Concave mirror
- Convex mirror
- Concave lens
- Convex lens
Parallel rays of light entering a convex lens converge at:
Principal focus
Secondary focus
Centre of curvature
Optical centre
If a ray passing through the focus gets refracted by a convex lens, where will it intersect the principal axis?
At focus on the other side.
At the pole of the lens.
At double the focal length on the other side.
Does not intersect at all.