Question

A lens focuses light at a single point called the focal point. An illustration of a vertical converging lens with 5 parallel rays coming from the left and hitting the lens. They all bend towards and through a point labeled focal point on the other side of the lens. What is responsible for the light rays coming together at the focal point? absorption diffraction reflection refraction.

Answer 1

Answer:

refraction

Explanation:

When waves, including light, pass through two media with different densities, the waves bend at the transition between the two media due to differences in speed and wavelength. Convex lenses bend (refract) light and  concentrate it at one point called the focal point.

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