Draw diagrams to indicate qualitatively the position, nature, and size of the image formed by a...

Draw diagrams to indicate qualitatively the position, nature, and size of the image formed by a converging lens of focal length f for the following object distances: (a) infinity, (b) greater than 2f, (c) equal to 2f, (d) between 2f and f, (e) equal to f, (f) less than f.

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a) Object at infinity-- image is formed at focal point , that is at distance from the lens. ( the image will be reduced in size)

b) Object at a distance greater than -- image is formed between and , and will be real,inverted and reduced in size.

c) Object at a distance equal to -- image is formed at , and will be real, inverted and of same size as that of object.

d) Object at a distance between and --- image is formed beyond , and will be, real , inverted and enlarged in size.

e) Object at a distance equal to -- image formed at infinity.

f) Object at a distance less than -- image is formed behind the object, and will be virtual, upright and enlarged in size.

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