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Convex vs Concave Lenses How doe the the images of the crosshairs differ between convex and...

Convex vs Concave Lenses

How doe the the images of the crosshairs differ between convex and concave lenses?

What are their sizes and orientations compared to the object?

Where are the images located relative to the lens?

For each lens, do the light rays actually converge at the image’s location, or only appear to do so?

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