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A koala bear has a height of 40.00 cm. It is located at a distance of 15 cm to the left of a diverging lens that has a focal length magnitude of f=17.00 cm. Which is true about the image formed?
- image is upright, reduced, and to the left of the koala bear
- image is upright, magnified, and to the left of the koala bear
- image is upright, magnified, and to the right of the koala bear
- image is upright, reduced, and to the right of the koala bear
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