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when a white light is incident on a convex lens d colur of light which is less deviated from optical axis is ive got it as red but d ans is violet can nebody give d perfect xplanation for dat

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jb6098 swathi ·

when a parallel white light falls on a convex lens d colour meeting d axis close to d optical axis will b?

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Akand ·

anytime jb............writin JEE 2moro???

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jb6098 swathi ·

tanx bhai & im a dropper & i had a confusion tanx for clarifying

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Akand ·

close to d optical centre means....it is more deviated.....

just imagine.....u r parallel to d axis....and u want to touch it b4 oders do....
so u deviate more in order to be closer to d optical centre

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Akand ·

ok w8......i think u r in 11th....

listen.....on d electromagnetic spectrum.....wew know that
violet has lesser wavelength than red....
now...
focal length is directly prop to wavength (u will learn d derivation in 12th)

so f is less for violet thts all......

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jb6098 swathi ·

close to optical axis means it is less deviated isnt it

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jb6098 swathi ·

i dont understand plz can ne1 give a fig or tell me in words plz

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Двҥїяuρ now in medical c ·

just remember violet suffers greatest deviation...

order..VIBGYOR...

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ANKIT GOYAL ·

see #6

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Akand ·

look at post num 6......

its d same explanation.......

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jb6098 swathi ·

can i know y it is give a specific reason

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Akand ·

wat?????

u mean optical centre rite?????

then its

VIOLET.....

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Двҥїяuρ now in medical c ·

Violet

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Pavithra Ramamoorthy ·

first found in visible spectrum.................

cool!!!! 100% not reliable ans

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jb6098 swathi ·

when a parallel white light falls on a convex lens d colour meeting d axis close to d optical axis will b?

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Subash ·

@akand who is this pinky?

why are you searching for her?

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Akand ·

waaaaaaaaaaaah pinky..........

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msp ·

deviation=(μ-1)A

and μ=A+B/λ2

A and B are constants

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suraj5 ·

yea, akand is right. u can also take the lrns as a collection of prisms and get to the answer.

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brinda laxmi ·

me 2 got red but d ans given was violet

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Pavithra Ramamoorthy ·

also can we use rayleighs scattering law.. dat too satisfies d condition...

pls forgive me if iam wron n if dis s a stupid question..

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Akand ·

yup according 2 cauchys law
μ=A+B/λ
so f is prop to λ

so since red has more λ so it has more f............
so violet has lesser f ........so its deviated more........

simple

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Pavithra Ramamoorthy ·

@akand.....then y do u find d rainbow in d order vibgyor????

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Akand ·

dude both r in visible spectrum..........

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ANKIT GOYAL ·

refractive index is inversely propotional to the wavelength

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