In a convex lens, if an object is placed at the focal point, where is the image formed?
**Refraction at spherical surface** formula n₁/u + n₂/v = (n₂-n₁)/R governs single surface, extension to two surfaces yields lens maker. Double convex with equal |R| has f = R/[2(n-1)], for R=12 cm, n=1.5, f=12 cm, illustrating dependence on curvature and index. For a convex lens, when the object is at the focal point (F), the rays after refraction become parallel and do not converge to a point on the other side. The image is formed at infinity, as the rays appear to diverge from an infinitely distant point when traced backward. Substituting values gives At infinity, which matches expected ima
Ref: NCERT > Physics Book > Ray Optics > Refraction at Spherical Surfaces and Lens Maker's Formula