The bending of light rays as they pass through a convex lens creates ?

light rays that pass through a convex lens come together or converge

Explanation:

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because of the curved surfaces of the lens, the bending causes the light rays in a beam either to come together (converge, picture on left-hand side) or to spread out (diverge, picture on right-hand side). Because a convex lens can cause rays of light to converge, it can produce an image on a screen.

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because of the curved surfaces of the lens, the bending causes the light rays in a beam either to come together (converge, picture on left-hand side) or to spread out (diverge, picture on right-hand side). Because a convex lens can cause rays of light to converge, it can produce an image on a screen.

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