Pick the following that apply to the image created by a convex lens witht the object outside of the focal length. CHECK ALL THAT APPLY A) virtual B) inverted C) negative image distance D) negative focal length

Pick the following that apply to the image created by a convex lens witht the object outside of the focal length. CHECK ALL THAT APPLY A) virtual B) inverted C) negative image distance D) negative focal length

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Problem 12P: . A small object is placed to the left of a convex lens and on its optical axis. The object is 30 cm...

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outside of the focal length.
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A) virtual
B) inverted
C) negative image distance
D) negative focal length

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