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Transcribed Image Text:Inverted
Real
O Virtual
Upright
O
|m| > 1
|m| < 1

Transcribed Image Text:Consider a lens shown schematically in the picture below and an object of height h, placed
distance d < f from the lens. What type of image will be created?
Select three answers - describing the type of the image, the magnification of the image, and the
orientation of the image.
F
Note: the schematic drawing of the lens contains information about its characteristics.
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