The ray diagram for a thin lens is shown below. Which of the following is true about its image? Select all apply. real virtual same side as the object opposite side as the object bigger than the object smaller than the object same size as the object upright

The ray diagram for a thin lens is shown below. Which of the following is true about its image? Select all apply. real virtual same side as the object opposite side as the object bigger than the object smaller than the object same size as the object upright

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The ray diagram for a thin lens is shown below. Which of the following is true about its image? Select all apply.

real
		virtual
		same side as the object
		opposite side as the object
		bigger than the object
		smaller than the object
		same size as the object
		upright

Object
6
Image
50
100
Focal point
S
S'
5
f
a
f
b
50 cm

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