Determine which statement is true. O A lateral magnification of less than -1 (< -1) means that the image of an object formed by the lens is inverted and reduced. O A lateral magnification of less than 0 (< 0) means that the image of an object through the lens is inverted and reduced. O A lateral magnification of less than 1 (< 1) but greater than 0 (> 0) means that the image of an object through the lens is upright and reduced. O A lateral magnification of less than 1 (< 1) but greater than 0 (> 0) means that the image of an object through the lens is upright and enlarged.

Determine which statement is true. O A lateral magnification of less than -1 (< -1) means that the image of an object formed by the lens is inverted and reduced. O A lateral magnification of less than 0 (< 0) means that the image of an object through the lens is inverted and reduced. O A lateral magnification of less than 1 (< 1) but greater than 0 (> 0) means that the image of an object through the lens is upright and reduced. O A lateral magnification of less than 1 (< 1) but greater than 0 (> 0) means that the image of an object through the lens is upright and enlarged.

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Chapter26: Image Formation By Mirrors And Lenses

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Problem 4OQ: (i) When an image of an object is formed by a converging lens, which of the following statements is...

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