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A
lens
forms an image by
refracting
light
In a
convex
lens,
parallel rays
of light are brought to a focus at the
principal
focus
The distance from the lens to the principal focus is called the
focal length
Ray diagrams are used to show the
formation of images
by
convex
and
concave
lenses
The image produced by a convex lens can be either
real
or
virtual
The image produced by a concave lens is always
virtual
magnification
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Magnification
is a
ratio
and so has no units
In ray diagrams a
convex
lens will be represented by
In ray diagrams a
concave
lens will be represented by
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