MCQ

What kind of image is obtained always for concave lens?

  • A
    Virtual, Erect and Diminished
  • B
    Real, Erect and Large
  • C
    Real, Erect and Diminished
  • D
    All of these

Answer

  1. Virtual, Erect and Diminished

    Explanation:

    As can be seen in image, Virtual, Erect and Diminished image is obtained always for concave lens.

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