Asked by Caleb
Why is the image distance equal to the focal length when the object is a very great distance from a simple thin converging lens?
IT is that because all light converges on the focus. THe incoming rays are all parallel with the optic axis.
IT is that because all light converges on the focus. THe incoming rays are all parallel with the optic axis.
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