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A 1.0 cm tall light bulb is placed 50 cm from a convex lens that has a focal distance of 40 cm. Which of the following statements is true of the bulb's image?
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The image is virtual, the distance to the image is 12.5 cm and the height of the image is 0.25 cm tall. |
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The image is virtual, the image distance is -200 cm and the height of the image is 4.0 cm tall. |
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The image is real, the distance to the image is 22.2 cm and the height of the image is 0.44 cm tall. |
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The image is real, the distance to the image is 200 cm and the height of the image is 4.0 cm tall. |
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The image is virtual, the distance to the image is 22.2 cm and the height of the image is 0.44 cm tall. |
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