Is a lens of power 0 D converging or diverging?

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Zero power is actually zero dioptre. In sunglasses two lenses one of convex and other of concave are attached which cancel out the converging or diverging action and gives zero effect. The curve are the lenses.

They will neither converge or diverge the light rays

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Is a lens of power 0 D converging or diverging?

Zero power is actually zero dioptre. In sunglasses two lenses one of convex and other of concave are attached which cancel out the converging or diverging action and gives zero effect. The curve are the lenses. They will neither converge or diverge the light rays

Zero power is actually zero dioptre. In sunglasses two lenses one of convex and other of concave are attached which cancel out the converging or diverging action and gives zero effect. The curve are the lenses.

They will neither converge or diverge the light rays