Light rays from an object after passing through a convex lens form an image at the focal point behind the lens (opposite side of the object). What is the actual position of the object?
A. at the focal point in front of the lens
B. at twice the focal length
C. between the focal point and twice the focal length
D. at a great distance, effectively infinite
E. between the focal point and the lens

Question

Light rays from an object after passing through a convex lens form an image at the focal point behind the lens (opposite side of the object). What is the actual position of the object?
A. at the focal point in front of the lens
B. at twice the focal length
C. between the focal point and twice the focal length
D. at a great distance, effectively infinite
E. between the focal point and the lens

anonymous · Answer

@srgntb0$$

anonymous · Answer

idk i only a 7th grader but i think it may b E

anonymous · Answer

Wow a 7th grader, geebus I'm a senior o.o I feel dumb

anonymous · Answer

XD i was goin on a limb it may b E that is the most reasonable to me

anonymous · Answer

Whatever ill take it, I seriously don't care. I'm just trying to finish this class in the next like week. I am graduating in January.

anonymous · Answer

r u homeshool like flvs or public sschool i flvs student i got A in my science class but the others are low A high B

anonymous · Answer

It's a little more complicated than that, i use ple.platoweb. Its technically for people who failed the class but i never took it to begin with. I just am in a bad financial state and have to graduate so i can get a job.

anonymous · Answer

o i c well if u ever need help just tag me ill b happy to help but just know they may not always b right cuz like i said i only a 7th grader

anonymous · Answer

True