Launch your own simulation and explain what happens and draw the diagram below. For example, if an object is at 2F in a convex lens, the image will be real, inverted, the same as the size of the object. a. When an object is placed between F and 2F (Convex lens)

Launch your own simulation and explain what happens and draw the diagram below. For example, if an object is at 2F in a convex lens, the image will be real, inverted, the same as the size of the object. a. When an object is placed between F and 2F (Convex lens)

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b. When an object is placed at F (Convex Lens)

Launch your own simulation and
explain what happens and draw the
diagram below. For example, if an
object is at 2F in a convex lens, the
image will be real, inverted, the same
as the size of the object.
a. When an object is placed
between F and 2F (Convex
lens)
(b) Object at 2F
Object
2F
image

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