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Complete the ray diagram for an object in front of a lens to show how to find the location and size of the image from the location and size of the object. F labels the focal points of the lens.
In this case, draw all the rays needed to locate the object. Then state whether the image is real or virtual and upright or inverted.
Draw directly on the incomplete diagram provided.

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Trying to get exempt from the final

Complete the ray diagram for an object in front of a lens to show how to find the location and size of the image from the location and size of the object. F labels the focal points of the lens. 
In this case, draw all the rays needed to locate the object. Then state whether the image is real or virtual and upright or inverted.
Draw directly on the incomplete diagram provided.

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This is an image formed by convex len when the object is placed outside of the principle of focus. The image form is always real, inverted and becomes more magnified as the object is brought closer.

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The image formed when the object is placed inside of the principle of focus is always virtual, upright, and magnified; greatest magnification takes place in convex lens when the object is placed withing the principle of focus.

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The image formed by an concave lens is always virtual and upright,unlike convex lens it is independent of where the image is formed.