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STATEMENT-`1` Air bubble in glass medium behaves as concave lens.
`STATEMENT 2`Lens formula is `(1)/(f)=((mu_("lens"))/(mu_("med"))-1) [(1)/(R_(1))-(1)/(R_(2))]`

A

STATEMENT -`1`is true statement `2` is true,Statement -`2`is a correct explanation for statement -`1`

B

STATEMENT -`1`is true statement `2` is true,Statement -`2`is a not a correct explanation for statement -`1`

C

Statement -`1`is true,Statement -`2`is False

D

Statement -`1`is False ,Statement -`2`is True

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A
For air bubble glass medium is denser and is `(mu_(i))/(mu_("glass")) =(1)/((3/2))lt1` value.
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