12. Observe the following information and answer the following questionsS.No.objectImageMagnification1АErected+2.752Inverted-2.753CEqual to that of objects size-1.00i.Which of the object forms virtual image?ii.Which object is placed at radius of curvature?iii.Which object forms erected image?iv.If the height of the object 'C' is 3cm, then what is the height of the image?

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12. Observe the following information and answer the following questions S.No. object Image Magnification 1 A Erected +2.75 2 В Inverted -2.75 3 C Equal to that of objects size -1.00

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