What kind of lens can form:
- An inverted magnified image?
- An erect magnified image?
- An inverted diminished image?
- An erect diminished image?
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- A convex lens can form an inverted magnified image.
- A convex lens can form an erect magnified image.
- A convex lens can form an inverted diminished image.
- A concave lens can form an erect diminished image.
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