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What kind of image does a magnifying glass create (real/virtual/inverted/laterally inverted/upright)? Ray diagram of a magnifying...

What kind of image does a magnifying glass create (real/virtual/inverted/laterally inverted/upright)?

Ray diagram of a magnifying glass?

Where should a object be placed relative to the lens to establish a large magnified image?

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