Question
Convex lens is not used in:
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Answer
- Flood lights
Convex lens always converges the parallel rays but in flood lights, we want to diverge the incident rays so as to light up more area. Thus we use a diverging lens i.e. a concave lens. Thus a convex lens is not used in flood lights.
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