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A biconvex lens of radius of curvature 20cm

Did you ever look through a magnifying glass? Because the viewfinder is tiny That's because of a special lens! This biconvex mirror is a special type of lenses: biconvex lens. Thick in the middle, hence thin on edges When light passes through a biconvex lens, its beam of rays detours and concentrates at one focal point on the other. This NOAIDA bending of photons is called refraction; it also explains why using a magnifying glass works so well when you need to bring something back up close.

Exploring the Properties of a 20cm Biconvex Lens

And a biconvex lens — one convex face towards you and the other away from you will also have ability to magnify. As an example, a 20cm biconvex lens has both tops (front and back) sieving of approximately 20 cm I. e. it's symmetric. Now, put a thin lens in the way of these light rays and exactly one spot will make it focus 20cm on from that biconcave and biconvex lens first object. It will also be useful for us to understand the working of lenses and its NOAIDA use in other tools.

Why choose NOAIDA A biconvex lens of radius of curvature 20cm?

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