A converging lens
A) always has two curved surfaces.
B) always has a real image.
C) refracts all light toward the focal point.
D) is thicker in the center than the edges.

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A converging lens is thicker in the center than at the edges because it is designed to refract light in a way that causes it to converge at a focal point. It does not always have two curved surfaces, nor does it always produce a real image. While the lens does refract light towards the focal point, it also refracts light differently depending on where the light is coming from, so it is not accurate to say that it refracts all light towards the focal point.

A Converging Lens