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mirror such as the side mirrors of a SUV is A. Virtual, magnified, inverted B. Virtual, reduced, inverted C. Virtual, reduced, upright D. Virtual, magnified, upright E. Real, reduced, upright

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Chapter25: Optical Instruments

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 21P: A stamp collector uses a lens with 7.5-cm focal length as a simple magnifier. The virtual image is...

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26. The image formed by a convex
mirror such as the side mirrors
of a SUV is
A. Virtual, magnified, inverted
B. Virtual, reduced, inverted
C. Virtual, reduced, upright
D. Virtual, magnified, upright
E. Real, reduced, upright

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