Q5. An object is placed at a far distance from aconcave lens. Which of the following are thecharacteristics of the image formed by it?O Virtual, erect and diminishedO Real, erect and diminishedO Virtual, inverted and highly diminishedO Real, inverted and magnified

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Q5. An object is placed at a far distance from a concave lens. Which of the following are the characteristics of the image formed by it?

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Problem 8MC: Which of the following is true of a concave lens? (7.4) (a) It is a converging lens. (b) It is...

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concave lens. Which of the following are the
characteristics of the image formed by it?
O Virtual, erect and diminished
O Real, erect and diminished
O Virtual, inverted and highly diminished
O Real, inverted and magnified

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