# 10. Lens 1 and lens 2 shown have objects that are identical in size and location relative to the lens. Is the image produced by lens 1 larger than, F smaller than, or the same size as the image formed by lens 2?

# 10. Lens 1 and lens 2 shown have objects that are identical in size and location relative to the lens. Is the image produced by lens 1 larger than, F smaller than, or the same size as the image formed by lens 2?

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Chapter25: Geometric Optics

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# 10. Lens 1 and lens 2 shown have
objects that are identical in size and
location relative to the lens. Is the
image produced by lens 1 larger than, F
smaller than, or the same size as the
image formed by lens 2?
A) larger than
B) smaller than
C) same size
Lens 1
Lens 2

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