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How should two converging lenses be placed so that a parallel beam becomes parallel after passing through two lenses?

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If we place two converging lens d cm apart, and $α = f_{1} + f_{2},$ here $f_{1}$ and $f_{2}$ are focal length of both the lens then parallel beam of light become parallel after passing through two lenses.

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