Light rays that are near to and parallel to the principle axis are called paraxial...

Light rays that are near to and parallel to the principle axis are called

paraxial rays.

parabolic rays.

paranormal rays.

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Q) light rays that are near to and pararrel to the principle axis are called

Answer:- (A) paraxial rays

Paraxial rays:- Light ray from the object which are very close and pararrel to the principal axis are called paraxial rays

genius_generous answered 1 year ago

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