O C. Does not depend on the radius of curvatureO d. Approaches infinity as the radius of curvature increasesQUESTION 20An object placed to the left of a positive lens between the focal point and the lens will formO a. a real and inverted image to the right of the lensb. a real and upright image to the right of the lensC. a virtual and inverted image to the left of the lensd. a virtual and upright image to the left of the lensClick Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save all answers.

An object placed to the left of a positive lens between the focal point and the lens will form a. a real and inverted image to the right of the lens O b. a real and upright image to the right of the lens O C. a virtual and inverted image to the left of the lens d. a virtual and upright image to the left of the lens

An object placed to the left of a positive lens between the focal point and the lens will form a. a real and inverted image to the right of the lens O b. a real and upright image to the right of the lens O C. a virtual and inverted image to the left of the lens d. a virtual and upright image to the left of the lens

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