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Direction: Draw a ray diagram for each to locate the image using convex lenses. State the characteristics (LOST).
Transcribed Image Text:(c) When the object is between 2F and F
(d) When the object is at F
(e) When the object is between F and the lens
Transcribed Image Text:(a) When the object is beyond of 2F
(b) When the object is at 2F
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