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The correct option is “Diverging lens”. A concave lens is the one that diverge a straight light beam coming from the source to form a diminished, upright, virtual image. They are also known as Diverging lens.
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When the lens is immersed in a fluid whose refractive index is greater than the refractive index of the lens, then its focal length increases, reducing its power. Along with this, the nature of the lens also changes, that is, the convex lens behaves like a concave lens and the concave lens behaves like a convex lens.
When immersing the lens in the same refractive index fluid, in such a situation, the focal length of the lens becomes infinite, its power becomes zero. It behaves like a flat plate. When the lens is immersed in such fluid, it is not visible.
A convex lens is the one which converges a straight beam of light coming from the source. They are also known as Converging Lens. Convex lenses are used in magnifying glass, microscope, eyeglasses (to correct hypermetropia).
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