A 1 [cm] tall object is 50 [cm] away from a converging lens of focal length f = 30 [cm].A second converging lens of focal length f = 80 [cm] is placed 2 [m] behind the first lens.a) Where is the image formed by the first lens (ignoring the second lens)? How big is it?b) Now, this image is the object for the second lens. Where is the second (final) imageformed by the second lens? How big is it?

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