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a convex lens gives a virtual image when the objec
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A convex lens gives a virtual image when the object is placed on the principal axis
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May 7, 2024
at infinity
at centre of curvature
between focal point and optic centre
between focal point and centre of curvature
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The correct option is (C): between focal point and optic centre.
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