Where will the light rays meet? Here, $F_{1}$ and $F_{2}$ represent the primary and secondary focus of the lens respectively.

F₁

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2F₁

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F₂

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2F₂

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Solution

The correct option is A
F₁

Rays coming from an infinite source on passing through a convex lens converge at the real focus of the lens. The primary focal point (F₁) of a lens is also called the Object-Space Focus. Here $F_{1}$ acts as real focus as parallel rays coming from a real object converge to meet.

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