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Why is it that when material of the greatest index refraction bends light the most, it will create a focal point that IS CLOSER TO THE LENS?
I don’t understand the last part, how does bending light closer to the normal create a focal length closer to the lens? The focal length is where rays intersect so I thought the location where the light refracts doesn’t change?
I don’t understand the last part, how does bending light closer to the normal create a focal length closer to the lens? The focal length is where rays intersect so I thought the location where the light refracts doesn’t change?