For a convex lens, object placed at 2f forms image at:
AInfinity
Bf
C2f, same size, inverted, real
DBetween f and 2f
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. 2f, same size, inverted, real
Convex lens with object at 2f: image at 2f on other side, same size (|m|=1), inverted, real. One of the standard imaging cases used in basic optics problems. f-2f-2f-f rule of thumb.
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