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Select the choice that best describes the image produced using rays for the object in the diagram shown below. a.Image is between the Bi-Concave lens and F2, upright and is smaller than the object. b.Image is between F1 and Bi-Concave lens and is larger than the object.   c.Image is between the Bi-Concave lens and F1 and is smaller than the object.   d.Image is in front of the Object, inverted and it is larger than the object.   e.Image is between the object and F2, upright and is larger than the object.   f.Image is in front of the Bi-Concave lens and is smaller than the object.   g.Image is between the Bi-Concave lens and F1 and is larger than the object.

Select the choice that best describes the image produced using rays for the object in the diagram shown below. a.Image is between the Bi-Concave lens and F2, upright and is smaller than the object. b.Image is between F1 and Bi-Concave lens and is larger than the object.   c.Image is between the Bi-Concave lens and F1 and is smaller than the object.   d.Image is in front of the Object, inverted and it is larger than the object.   e.Image is between the object and F2, upright and is larger than the object.   f.Image is in front of the Bi-Concave lens and is smaller than the object.   g.Image is between the Bi-Concave lens and F1 and is larger than the object.

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Select the choice that best describes the image produced using rays for the object in the diagram shown below.

a.Image is between the Bi-Concave lens and F2, upright and is smaller than the object.

b.Image is between F1 and Bi-Concave lens and is larger than the object.
 
c.Image is between the Bi-Concave lens and F1 and is smaller than the object.
 
d.Image is in front of the Object, inverted and it is larger than the object.
 
e.Image is between the object and F2, upright and is larger than the object.
 
f.Image is in front of the Bi-Concave lens and is smaller than the object.
 
g.Image is between the Bi-Concave lens and F1 and is larger than the object.
Obiect F2 F1
Transcribed Image Text:Obiect F2 F1
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