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The upper half of a convex lens is made of one transparent medium while the lower half is made of another medium. Will this affect the focal length of the lens? Explain.

Important Questions on Refraction Through a Lens

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S CHAND'S ICSE PHYSICS BOOK 2>Chapter 5 - Refraction Through a Lens>QUESTIONS>Q 17
Number of thin and opaque strips are put on the lens of a camera used to take the photograph of a white horse. Whether in the photograph you will find number of images of the horse or the image like a zebra or single image of horse with lesser brightness?
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S CHAND'S ICSE PHYSICS BOOK 2>Chapter 5 - Refraction Through a Lens>QUESTIONS>Q 18

A convex lens as shown in the figure is painted black from three places. How it will affect the focal length of the lens?

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S CHAND'S ICSE PHYSICS BOOK 2>Chapter 5 - Refraction Through a Lens>QUESTIONS>Q 1
What do you mean by a real or a virtual image?
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S CHAND'S ICSE PHYSICS BOOK 2>Chapter 5 - Refraction Through a Lens>QUESTIONS>Q 2
Why a virtual image cannot be formed on a screen?
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S CHAND'S ICSE PHYSICS BOOK 2>Chapter 5 - Refraction Through a Lens>QUESTIONS>Q 3
What are the two convenient light rays used to obtain the image of any object placed in front of a lens? Explain your answer with a proper diagram.
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S CHAND'S ICSE PHYSICS BOOK 2>Chapter 5 - Refraction Through a Lens>QUESTIONS>Q 4
Why does the light ray directed towards optical centre of the lens do not deviate from its path after refraction?
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S CHAND'S ICSE PHYSICS BOOK 2>Chapter 5 - Refraction Through a Lens>QUESTIONS>Q 5
Why a light ray from tip of the object and parallel to principal axis after refraction from the lens passes through the second focus?
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S CHAND'S ICSE PHYSICS BOOK 2>Chapter 5 - Refraction Through a Lens>QUESTIONS>Q 6
Does a convex lens form virtual image of an object? Support your answer with the help of a neat ray diagram.