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Use the ray diagrams below the answer the following question. Where should an object (O) be placed to produce an image that is upright, virtual, and smaller?

Use the ray diagrams below the answer the following question. Where should an object (O) be placed to produce an image that is upright, virtual, and smaller? class=

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the position of an object with a virtual image must be in between the points 2F' and F'

Explanation:

Due to the geometric optics laws, you know that, in order to generate a virtual image, you need that the projections of divergent rays cross in some point at the same region in which the object O is present (left or right of the lens).

By observing the fourth ray diagram you can notice that a virtual image has been generated. Then, the position of an object with a virtual image must be in between the points 2F' and F', as you can see in the fourth ray diagram.

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