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A ray of light originated from principal axis after reflection will emerge parallel to principal axis in concave lens

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A ray of light passing through focus of concave lens will emerge parallel to principal axis

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A ray of light appear to meet at

(F_{2})

will emerge parallel to principal axis after refraction in concave lens

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A ray of light parallel to the principal axis after refraction goes way from principal axis by concave lens

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Solution

The correct option is D A ray of light appear to meet at $(F_{2})$ will emerge parallel to principal axis after refraction in concave lens
In the given figure we see that a ray of light is incident on the concave lens going towards the principal focus (actually it will not meet $F_{2}$ but is directed towards it) that is $F_{2}$ of the concave lens and the refracted ray is parallel to the principal optical axis of the concave lens.

Answer-(C)

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