Question
The bending of light Ray's as they pass through a convex lens creates
Electrons
Magnification
Electrons
Magnification
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The bending of light rays as they pass through a convex lens results in **magnification**. A convex lens converges incoming parallel rays of light to a point known as the focal point, which effectively enlarges the image of an object.
Electrons are not created by this process; they are subatomic particles that exist independently of light refraction. In the context of optics, we typically discuss magnification, focus, and resolution, rather than the generation of electrons.
If you have any specific questions or need further explanations regarding lenses or optics, feel free to ask!
Electrons are not created by this process; they are subatomic particles that exist independently of light refraction. In the context of optics, we typically discuss magnification, focus, and resolution, rather than the generation of electrons.
If you have any specific questions or need further explanations regarding lenses or optics, feel free to ask!