NEET Physics Refraction MCQ Question
What happens to the rays of light after passing through the first lens in a system of lenses?
They converge to form a real image.
They diverge and form a virtual image.
They pass straight through without changing direction.
They are absorbed by the lens material.
Correct Answer
Detailed Explanation
The rays passing through the first lens converge to form a real image, which then acts as a virtual object for the second lens.
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